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The 'traffic dilemma': Rethinking emergency medical logistics in megacities. [PDF]
Paché G.
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ABSTRACT Introduction The delivery of healthcare in the out‐of‐hospital setting by paramedics, emergency medical technicians, and first responders is informed by various health guidelines that cover a myriad of medical presentations. These guidelines often score poorly on quality assessment tools and do not routinely meet accepted standards for ...
Brendan V. Schultz +19 more
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Abstract Aim To evaluate the impact of assigning a dual‐boarded emergency–psychiatry physician to the emergency department (ED) on the frequency, timing, and nature of psychiatric consultations. Access to psychiatric evaluations in EDs is often limited, particularly in Japan, where general hospitals with psychiatric services are declining.
Takero Terayama +4 more
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Prehospital care utilization and associated factors among trauma patients during armed conflict: A mixed-methods study in west Amhara, Ethiopia referral hospitals. [PDF]
Ayenew T +8 more
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Use of the automatic external defibrillator-pacemaker by ambulance personnel: the Stockport experience. [PDF]
Alasdair Gray +2 more
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Litigation against English NHS ambulance services and the rule in Kent v. Griffiths [PDF]
Williams, K.
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Caring in Ambulance Encounters With Older Patients With Complex Care Needs: A Phenomenographic Study
ABSTRACT Background Although caring is a core concept in nursing, its meaning is not uniform, and perceptions may vary across care settings. In ambulance care, encounters with older patients with complex care needs present challenges that may shape how caring is understood and practiced. Guided by a lifeworld‐led caring perspective, this study explores
Ann‐Therese Hedqvist, Mats Holmberg
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Acceptability of ambulance-based telemedicine (ABT) for paediatric emergencies in Karachi, Pakistan. [PDF]
Hassan S +13 more
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Abstract Introduction While earlier decompression after spinal cord injury (SCI) is linked to better motor recovery, its impact on bladder and sexual function remains unexplored. Our objective was to determine if time to surgical decompression is associated with bladder and sexual function.
Matthew Playfair +3 more
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