Add to ORKGambulance staff for assessment and referral of older people who have fallen: a qualitative stud
Objective: The proportion of older people is increasing and reflects in the demand on ambulance serv...
ObjectiveThe proportion of older people is increasing and reflects in the demand on ambulance servic...
Objective: The proportion of older people is increasing and reflects in the demand on ambulance serv...
Background Older people who fall commonly present to the emergency ambulance service, and approximat...
Background: Older fallers constitute a large proportion of ambulance work, and as many as 25% are no...
Background: Older fallers constitute a large proportion of ambulance work, and as many as 25% are no...
Background: Decisions made by front-line ambulance staff are often time critical and based on limite...
OBJECTIVES: Paramedics routinely make critical decisions about the most appropriate care to deliver ...
Frailty is an increasingly relevant concept/diagnosis and ambulance services are well positioned to ...
Decisions made by ambulance staff are often time-critical and based on limited information. Wrong de...
‘Falls’ is the most common incident category to which an emergency ambulance is dispatched...
Objectives: Paramedics routinely make critical decisions about the most appropriate care to deliver ...
BackgroundOlder patients are often vulnerable and highly dependent on healthcare professionals’ asse...
Background: As more people are living longer, they become frail and are affected by multi-morbidity,...
Introduction: More than half of all patients attended by the South Western Ambulance Service NHS Fou...
Objective: The proportion of older people is increasing and reflects in the demand on ambulance serv...
ObjectiveThe proportion of older people is increasing and reflects in the demand on ambulance servic...
Objective: The proportion of older people is increasing and reflects in the demand on ambulance serv...
Background Older people who fall commonly present to the emergency ambulance service, and approximat...
Background: Older fallers constitute a large proportion of ambulance work, and as many as 25% are no...
Background: Older fallers constitute a large proportion of ambulance work, and as many as 25% are no...
Background: Decisions made by front-line ambulance staff are often time critical and based on limite...
OBJECTIVES: Paramedics routinely make critical decisions about the most appropriate care to deliver ...
Frailty is an increasingly relevant concept/diagnosis and ambulance services are well positioned to ...
Decisions made by ambulance staff are often time-critical and based on limited information. Wrong de...
‘Falls’ is the most common incident category to which an emergency ambulance is dispatched...
Objectives: Paramedics routinely make critical decisions about the most appropriate care to deliver ...
BackgroundOlder patients are often vulnerable and highly dependent on healthcare professionals’ asse...
Background: As more people are living longer, they become frail and are affected by multi-morbidity,...
Introduction: More than half of all patients attended by the South Western Ambulance Service NHS Fou...
Objective: The proportion of older people is increasing and reflects in the demand on ambulance serv...
ObjectiveThe proportion of older people is increasing and reflects in the demand on ambulance servic...
Objective: The proportion of older people is increasing and reflects in the demand on ambulance serv...