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Emergency Medical Services Communications System Technical Planning Guide

1979
This document is intended to provide guidance in planning Emergency Medical Systems [sic] (EMS) communications. Processes and and procedures are presented for such planning. Recommendations for obtaining technical, consultative and other assistance in designing and implementing EMS systems are given.In addition, this report is designed to familiarize ...
Joseph Hull, Marylyn Olson, H. Hunt, John Harman   +3 more
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Development of a Ubiquitous Emergency Medical Service System Based on Zigbee and 3.5G Wireless Communication Technologies

2010
This study builds a ubiquitous emergency medical service (EMS) system with sensor devices, a smartphone, a webcam, Zigbee, and a 3.5G wireless network. To avoid excessive wiring, a Zigbee-based wireless sensor network within the ambulance records the patient's biosignals, which includes an electrocardiogram (ECG), pulse, blood oxygen content, and ...
Ching-Su Chang, Tan-Hsu Tan, Yung-fu Chen, Yung-Fa Huang, Ming-Huei Lee, Jin-Chyr Hsu, Hou-Chaung Chen   +6 more
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Designing an Updated System for Time Lapse Microscopy to Study Toxoplasma gondii Invasion in Intestinal Epithelial Cells; Bridging the Communication Gap Between Marginalized Communities and Emergency Medical Services

2021
Marginalized communities are at an inherent disadvantage in the American healthcare system, as language and cultural barriers decrease accessibility and diseases affecting these populations are historically understudied. Therefore, this research portfolio aims to promote equity and inclusion in healthcare by improving treatment options for marginalized
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Bioterrorism preparedness. II: The community and emergency medical services systems.

Emergency medicine clinics of North America, 2002
Disaster planning is an arduous task. Perhaps no form of disaster is more difficult to prepare for than one resulting from the intentional, covert release of a biological pathogen or toxin. The complexities of response operations and the perils of inadequate preparation cannot be overemphasized.
Lynn K, Flowers, Jerry L, Mothershead, Thomas H, Blackwell   +2 more
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Using geographic information systems (GIS) to assess response intervals for diffuse community bystander-driven (Tier-1) emergency medical services integrated with emergency medical dispatch in Tanzania: an 8-year analysis

Injury
The global trauma burden disproportionately affects low- and middle-income countries(LMICs), which lack robust emergency medical services(EMS). The Global Prehospital Consortium determined Tier-1 EMS response intervals are a priority for investigation.
Peter G. Delaney, Zachary J. Eisner, Haleigh Pine, Jason Friesen, Krishnan Raghavendran, Brendan Patterson, Heather Vallier, Nicolas S. Piuzzi, Marko Hingi   +8 more
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The Difference between Emergency Recognition and Safety Consciousness According to a Community Education Program for a Rural Emergency Medical Service System in a Rural Country: Intervention Study

The Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2012
S.M. Lee, J.W. Jeung, H.Y. Lee, B.K. Lee, K.W. Jeung, H.H. Ryu, B.J. Chun, T. Heo, Y.I. Min   +8 more
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The Maryland emergency medical services communications system.

Emergency medical services, 1982
R L, Neat, R A, Cowley
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Comparing emergency medical service systems—A project of the European Emergency Data (EED) Project

Resuscitation, 2011
Matthias Fischer, Alexandra Ziemann, Thomas Krafft   +2 more
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Emergency Medical Service (EMS) systems in developed and developing countries

Injury, 2007
Peter Cameron, Ian Civil, Moishe Liberman   +2 more
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