Research objectives: To examine the public's opinion about the introduction of teams without doctors into the Institute of Emergency Medicine of the County of Istria system. Study Draft: Cross-Sectional Study Materials and methods: The research was conducted in the period from 1 July 2017 to 1 August 2017 through a survey questionnairesent via e-mail and filled in by 103 respondents of the County of Istria general population. The questionnaire determined the respondents' age, sex and level of education, as well as the data about knowing the Emergency Medicine Service's phone number, telephoning the Emergency Medicine Service and the opinion about the introduction of teams without doctors into the Institute of Emergency Medicine of the County of Istria system. The questionnaire also determined the respondents' reactions to situations when they needed emergency medicine services in situations when someone's life is in danger or they suffer certain health disturbances. Results: Most respondents (more than 84%) know the Emergency Medicine Service’s telephone number. A high percentage of respondents (more than 57%) have contacted the Institute of Emergency Medicine of the County of Istria. Most of them would, regardless of the person endangered (a close relation or an unknown person), call the Emergency Medicine Service (>73%). The research did not establish a significant difference in answers to questions about the Institute of Emergency Medicine of the County of Istria teams being T1 or T2. Most respondents (>58%) think that the Institute of Emergency Medicine of the County of Istria team should have a doctor. Conclusion: The public trusts T2 teams without a doctor in situations when an unknown person or close relation’s life is endangered, regardless of the fact that the Institute of Emergency Medicine of the County of Istria system have doctors or only specially trained nurses/medical technicians. Most respondents think thatthe Institute of Emergency Medicine of the County of Istria teams should be constituted by a doctor, a driver and a nurse/medical technician.