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The Lancet, 1970
Abstract 400 consecutive reports of attendances by doctors of an emergency call service on patients in an industrial practice were classified by a three-point severity rating. In over 80% of calls the recorded diagnosis did not suggest that medical skills were required urgently.
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Abstract 400 consecutive reports of attendances by doctors of an emergency call service on patients in an industrial practice were classified by a three-point severity rating. In over 80% of calls the recorded diagnosis did not suggest that medical skills were required urgently.
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Video Emergency Calls in Medical Dispatching: A Scoping Review
Prehospital and Disaster Medicine, 2022Background: Video emergency calls (VCs) represent a feasible future trend in medical dispatching. Acceptance among callers and dispatchers seems to be good.
Roman Sýkora +5 more
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International Emergency Nursing, 2022
BACKGROUND Paramedics must be situationally aware in order to avoid human error and protect themselves, their partner, their patient, and the public. Previous research has suggested that paramedics lack situational awareness (SA), possibly due to a lack ...
J. Hunter +3 more
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BACKGROUND Paramedics must be situationally aware in order to avoid human error and protect themselves, their partner, their patient, and the public. Previous research has suggested that paramedics lack situational awareness (SA), possibly due to a lack ...
J. Hunter +3 more
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Emergency Medicine Journal, 2021
Background In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, a national lockdown was introduced on 23 March 2020. In the following weeks, emergency departments in the UK reported a reduction in attendances. We aimed to explore the incidence of emergency calls across
Karl Charlton, Matthew Limmer, H. Moore
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Background In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, a national lockdown was introduced on 23 March 2020. In the following weeks, emergency departments in the UK reported a reduction in attendances. We aimed to explore the incidence of emergency calls across
Karl Charlton, Matthew Limmer, H. Moore
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Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2021
BACKGROUND Emergency medical services (EMS) diversion strategies attempt to limit the impact of low-acuity care on emergency department (ED) crowding, but evidence supporting these strategies is scarce.
D. Gingold +5 more
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BACKGROUND Emergency medical services (EMS) diversion strategies attempt to limit the impact of low-acuity care on emergency department (ED) crowding, but evidence supporting these strategies is scarce.
D. Gingold +5 more
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Bulletin of the Angarsk State Technical University, 2023
An application for calling emergency services has been developed. The application was devel-oped using the integrated Android Studio development environment in conjunction with the Ko-tlin programming language.
Sergey Bakurey, Svetlana Senotova
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An application for calling emergency services has been developed. The application was devel-oped using the integrated Android Studio development environment in conjunction with the Ko-tlin programming language.
Sergey Bakurey, Svetlana Senotova
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Covid-19: EU states report 60% rise in emergency calls about domestic violence
British medical journal, 2020A 60% increase in emergency calls from women subjected to violence by their intimate partner has been reported in the World Health Organization Europe member states.
Elisabeth Mahase
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Operators' experiences of emergency calls
Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 2004In Sweden, the operators at emergency dispatch centres are responsible for allocating resources (e.g. ambulances, fire brigade, police) in response to calls. We analysed situations that the emergency operators experienced as difficult and their reflections on how they managed them.
Kerstin, Forslund +2 more
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Emergency Obstetric Calls in the Wimmera
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1978Summary: This paper analyses emergency obstetric calls in the Wimmera Plains over the 10‐year period, 1967–1976. There were 120 calls and 39 of these were managed at the local hospitals. In a district of this type there is a place for a visiting obstetric emergency service.
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