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In the early 1980s, NHTSA developed an EMT‐I curriculum and by 1992 developed the EMT‐B curriculum (EMT‐basic, formerly the EMT‐A level), which was a success and adopted by most states. The EMT‐B curriculum included the use of automated external defibrillators as recommended by the AHA [42] and assisting patients with their medications. The National EMS Training Blueprint Project Task Force, sponsored by the NREMT, began a process in 1993 to define more clearly the scope of practice of EMS personnel [66].