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Conveyance and non-conveyance to the emergency department after self-harm: Prevalence and ambulance service staff perspectives. [PDF]
Relatively little is known about people who self-harm and are not conveyed to the emergency department, or the experiences of ambulance service staff in working with people who self-harm and the conveyance decisions that they make.
Jenkins, Emily Jayne
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2 Ambulance non-conveyance time [PDF]
Background The aim was to describe time consumption when patients are non-conveyed by the ambulance service. Ambulance assignments have increased over time worldwide and 16%–31% of the care seekers encountered by the ambulance service have been assessed as not being in need of its services.
F Malm +3 more
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Changing role of EMS –analyses of non-conveyed and conveyed patients in Finland
Background Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and Emergency Departments (ED) have seen increasing attendance rates in the last decades. Currently, EMS are increasingly assessing and treating patients without the need to convey patients to health care ...
Jani Paulin +8 more
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A retrospective comparison between non-conveyed and conveyed patients in ambulance care
Background Not all patients where an ambulance is dispatched are conveyed to an emergency department. Although non-conveyance is a substantial part of ambulance care, there is limited insight in the non-conveyance patient population. Therefore, the study
Lilian C. M. Vloet +7 more
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Non-conveyance and patient safety in prehospital emergency care [PDF]
Emergency medical services (EMS) and emergency departments (EDs) have reported increased attendance rates and numbers of patients without urgent need for treatment.
Paulin, Jani
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Objectives To combat overcrowding in emergency departments, ambulance clinicians (ACs) are being encouraged to make on-site assessments regarding patients’ need for conveyance to hospital, and this is creating new and challenging demands for ACs.
Veronica Lindström +4 more
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Background The clinical decision-making of non-conveyance is perceived as complex and difficult by emergency medical services (EMS) professionals. Patients with a transient loss of consciousness (TLOC) based on syncope constitute a significant part of ...
B. Bastiaan A. Ort +8 more
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Evolution of ambulance service response models has resulted in significant numbers of patients not being conveyed to Emergency Departments. Prior research has attempted to measure patient-safety aspects of non- conveyance with inconclusive results.
Robbie King +3 more
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The experience of non-conveyance following emergency medical service triage from the perspective of patients and their relatives: A qualitative study [PDF]
As many as 25% of all Dutch ambulance emergency service assignments result in non-conveyance of the patient to the hospital. Little is known about how patients and their relatives experience being left at home by an ambulance nurse after an acute request for medical help.To gain insight into the experience of patients and their relatives with a high ...
Doorn, S.C. van +5 more
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Outcomes in patients not conveyed by emergency medical services (EMS): a one-year prospective study
Background The decision to not convey patients has become common in emergency medical services worldwide. A substantial proportion (12–51%) of the patients seen by emergency medical services are not conveyed by those services.
Erik Höglund +4 more
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