Objectives: One marker of quality emergency medical services care is measured by meeting an 8-minute response time guideline. This guideline was based on results of paramedic response times for nontraumatic cardiac arrest patients and has not been studied in unselected patients. The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of paramedic response time on survival to hospital discharge in unselected patients in a large urban setting while controlling for a number of potentially important confoun-ders, including level of illness severity.Methods: This was a retrospective cohort study performed in an urban 911-based ambulance service system. Patients transported by para-medics to a single urban county teaching hospital fro
A significant proportion of fatalities from motor vehicle collisions (MVC) could be prevented throug...
We explored how different response times from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) to defibrillatio...
Background. Response time is viewed as a key performance indicator in most emergency medical service...
his qualitative study explores paramedic’s attitudes to the government’s target that category A call...
The introduction of technology aimed at reducing the response times of emer-gency medical services h...
The introduction of technology aimed at reducing the response times of emergency medical services ha...
Ambulance response time has an inseparable relationship with mortality rates and therefore is import...
OBJECTIVES: To determine the association between ambulance response time and survival from out of ho...
Background Ambulance response time is one of the key performance indexes set by the Ministry of Heal...
Abstract. This study provided data by a simple method of acquiring information related to ambulance ...
Background The ambulance response time in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) has doubled over th...
Introduction Response times have been used as a key quality indicator for emergency ambulance servic...
Ambulance response time is the key performance for ambulances services. The objective of this study...
We assessed the effectiveness of bystander involvement and an emergency medical services (EMS) syste...
Medical Response Times and Their Effect on Prehospital Care Storm J. Santos, Rural Health Scholar Dr...
A significant proportion of fatalities from motor vehicle collisions (MVC) could be prevented throug...
We explored how different response times from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) to defibrillatio...
Background. Response time is viewed as a key performance indicator in most emergency medical service...
his qualitative study explores paramedic’s attitudes to the government’s target that category A call...
The introduction of technology aimed at reducing the response times of emer-gency medical services h...
The introduction of technology aimed at reducing the response times of emergency medical services ha...
Ambulance response time has an inseparable relationship with mortality rates and therefore is import...
OBJECTIVES: To determine the association between ambulance response time and survival from out of ho...
Background Ambulance response time is one of the key performance indexes set by the Ministry of Heal...
Abstract. This study provided data by a simple method of acquiring information related to ambulance ...
Background The ambulance response time in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) has doubled over th...
Introduction Response times have been used as a key quality indicator for emergency ambulance servic...
Ambulance response time is the key performance for ambulances services. The objective of this study...
We assessed the effectiveness of bystander involvement and an emergency medical services (EMS) syste...
Medical Response Times and Their Effect on Prehospital Care Storm J. Santos, Rural Health Scholar Dr...
A significant proportion of fatalities from motor vehicle collisions (MVC) could be prevented throug...
We explored how different response times from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) to defibrillatio...
Background. Response time is viewed as a key performance indicator in most emergency medical service...