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A pilot study on feasibility and hypothesis exploration: reducing on-scene length of stay of the emergency teams via ambulance dispatch teleconsultation for prehospital examination. [PDF]
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Information flow and situational awareness in emergency medical dispatch
International Journal of Networking and Virtual Organisations, 2016One of the key factors in the daily work in emergency medical dispatch incident monitoring is ensuring that they have enough of the right type of information when making decisions and cooperating with other authorities. Finding out the critical information needed and the flow of information during multi-authority missions when receiving and sharing ...
Teija Norri-Sederholm+3 more
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Videoconferencing in the emergency medical dispatch center: A pilot study.
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2020Gwenolé Pineau+5 more
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Learning Emergency Medical Dispatch Policies Via Genetic Programming
Annual Conference on Genetic and Evolutionary Computation, 2023Of great value to modern municipalities is the task of emergency medical response in the community. Resource allocation is vital to ensure minimal response times, which we may perform via human experts or automate by maximising ambulance coverage.
Jordan MacLachlan+4 more
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Emergency medical services priority dispatch
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1993To test the ability of a locally designed priority dispatch system to safely exclude the need for advanced life support (ALS).Retrospective review of emergency medical services (EMS) incident records to determine how often the lone dispatch of basic life support (BLS) units, staffed with basic emergency medical technicians, subsequently required or ...
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Emergency medical dispatching by general practitioners in Brussels
European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 1995The objective of this study was to introduce general practitioners (GPs) to the existing emergency medical services (EMS) system, in order to improve the response to emergency residential calls. The study was based in Brussels, which has 1 million residents. A GP dispatcher (GPD) was placed in the emergency dispatch centre, with a stand-by GP, together
Walter Renier, B Seys
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