Emergency Services
Prevalence and associated factors with of emergency services utilization by elderly in Brazil
... The emergency services utilization was lower among elderly married or with partners, indicating the availability of a support network and suggesting that better health care follow- up avoids or minimizes ...
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The role of nurses in relation to management in urgency and emergency services: integrative review
... in emergency and emergency are bases that guide the issues that involve the process of management and care of the quality of care provided by nursing ...the emergency and emergency ...
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Emergency services to the rescue, or not, again
... emergency services when acting as rescuers. 2 Despite the House of Lords on a conjoined appeal having since reversed both decisions, 3 this outcome is not fatal to the continuing argument in favour of a ...
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Emergency services to the rescue?
... the emergency services more ...three services operate common protocols, mount joint training sessions, and must act in highly integrated and cooperative ways if they are to be effective in saving ...
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Patient Attendance at a Major Accident and Emergency Department: Are Public Emergency Services Being Abused?
... Patient Atiendance at a Major Accident and Emergency Department Are Public Emergency Services Being Abused? ORIGINAL ARTICLE Patient Attendance at a Maior Accident and Emergency Department Are Public[.] ...
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Innovation in public emergency services from the perspective of managers
... Resultados: Definição de novos fluxos para o trabalho assistencial e a inserção de novos protocolos foram apontados como principais ações de inovação implementadas pelos gestores partici[r] ...
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Emergency medicine in Saudi Arabia: a century of progress and a bright vision for the future
... Currently, the ED functions as the main gateway to medical care in the KSA. While the healthcare system is transitioning from acute care to preventative and primary care, that requires a great deal of health policy ...
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Community Documentation Centre on Industrial Risk: EC Study - Lessons learnt from emergencies after accidents in Denmark involving dangerous substances. Report EUR 15562 EN, 1994
... Emergency measures 4.1 Emergency services involved: The public fire brigade, the police, the civil defence, the ambulance service Falck, Nrestved hospital, the Chemical Emergency Respons[r] ...
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Sughra
... seconds. Emergency services are organizations which ensure public safety and health by addressing different ...of emergency services depends very heavily on location, and may in some cases ...
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Overcrowding Crisis in Our Nation's Emergency Departments: Is Our Safety Net Unraveling?
... and emergency service ...including emergency physicians, emergency nurses, EMS professionals, hospital administrators, legislators, and others in efforts to repair the fraying health care safety net ...
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The Distribution of Health Services in Iran Health Care System: A Case Study at East Azerbaijan
... hospital emergency services, outpatient services, inpatient services, laboratory services and rehabilitation services by all providers ranging from “public, private, charity, ...
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Survival benefit of helicopter emergency medical services compared to ground emergency medical services in traumatized patients
... Despite the aforementioned aspects, the current litera- ture on the effect of HEMS transport on posttraumatic mortality shows varying results, with several studies finding no significant benefits [5,8]. Contrary findings ...
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Association between helicopter with physician versus ground emergency medical services and survival of adults with major trauma in Japan
... Results: A total of 2,090 patients in the sample were transported by helicopter, and 22,203 were transported by ground. Overall, 546 patients (26.1%) transported by helicopter died compared to 5,765 patients (26.0%) ...
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Integrating quantitative and qualitative methodologies for the assessment of health care systems: emergency medicine in post conflict Serbia
... country's emergency medical services are a particularly important component of the health care system for they provide an essential front-line resource for trauma, medi- cal emergencies, and those without ...
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The Port Hills fire and the rhetoric of lessons learned
... and Emergency Services Authorities Council Limited, 2017, ...of emergency during the latter ...of emergency in both Christchurch City and Selwyn ...
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Research in Emergency Medical Services for Chi
... Although the IOM report provides many details on the need for improvements in the care of ill and injured pediatric patients, it rarely considers the role of nurses separately, usually g[r] ...
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A systematic review and meta analysis comparing mortality in pre hospital tracheal intubation to emergency department intubation in trauma patients
... Odds ratios (OR) and adjusted odds ratios (AOR) for mor- tality and details of the study methodology, patient popula- tion (all trauma or traumatic brain injury (TBI) only), whether the service provided RSI for all ...
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Standard operating procedure changed pre-hospital critical care anaesthesiologists’ behaviour: a quality control study
... pre-hospital services because they indicate the possibility of altering physician behaviour and thereby potentially improving patient care by the introduction of a relatively simple SOP to a physician-staffed pre ...
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The Surgeon and Emergency Medical Services for Chi
... must practice in a hospital where appropriate pediatric emergency and critical-care resources are in place and all other trauma center criteria have been met.29’#{176}However, (1 ) becau[r] ...
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Pre-hospital advanced airway management by experienced anaesthesiologists: a prospective descriptive study
... regional emergency hospitals or at the university ...in-hospital emergency anaesthesia and advanced airway manage- ment both in- and outside the operating theatre as part of their daily ...
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