Objectives: To examine patient’s characteristics associated with ED arrival mode, and to determine EMS impact on ED clinical resource use, workload and crowding. Methods: This is a retrospective study of patients seen at Sant’Andrea Hospital ED. Comparison focused on visit characteristics, and on resource use. Results: The use of EMS ambulance confirms association to older age, higher rate of hospital admission, longer length of stay, and severity of injury. Moreover our data show that ambulance referred patients are triaged into a higher acuity category and have a greater intensive care unit admission. Conclusion: Ambulance arrivals have a significant impact on ED resource use, workload and crowding
Abstract Objective To describe and compare characteristics and outcomes of patients who arrive by am...
Background: Ambulance ramping within the Emergency Department (ED) is a common problem\ud both inter...
ObjectiveEmergency department (ED) crowding is linked with poor quality of care and worse outcomes, ...
is a growing problem in many health care systems1. Of the 115.3 million ED visit in the United State...
Objectives: To i) identify predictors of admission, and ii) describe outcomes for patients who arriv...
Aim Over-conveyance by the ambulance service is a compounding factor of emergency department (ED) cr...
Objective: Extended delays in the transfer of patients from ambulance to ED can compromise patient f...
Aim Over-conveyance by the ambulance service is a compounding factor of emergency department (ED) cr...
Objective: The aim of this study was to describe the in-event, ambulance and ED impacts of patient p...
Abstract Background Increasing hospitalization rates present unique challenges to manage limited inp...
BACKGROUND: Crowding in the emergency department (ED) is a safety concern, and pathways to bypass th...
Study objectiveEmergency department (ED) crowding is a prevalent health delivery problem and may adv...
Background: Ambulance ramping within the Emergency Department (ED) is a common problem both internat...
Objective The aim of this study was to describe the in‐event, ambulance and ED impacts of patient pr...
Background: Hospital emergency departments (ED) can contribute to improve health outcomes and reduce...
Abstract Objective To describe and compare characteristics and outcomes of patients who arrive by am...
Background: Ambulance ramping within the Emergency Department (ED) is a common problem\ud both inter...
ObjectiveEmergency department (ED) crowding is linked with poor quality of care and worse outcomes, ...
is a growing problem in many health care systems1. Of the 115.3 million ED visit in the United State...
Objectives: To i) identify predictors of admission, and ii) describe outcomes for patients who arriv...
Aim Over-conveyance by the ambulance service is a compounding factor of emergency department (ED) cr...
Objective: Extended delays in the transfer of patients from ambulance to ED can compromise patient f...
Aim Over-conveyance by the ambulance service is a compounding factor of emergency department (ED) cr...
Objective: The aim of this study was to describe the in-event, ambulance and ED impacts of patient p...
Abstract Background Increasing hospitalization rates present unique challenges to manage limited inp...
BACKGROUND: Crowding in the emergency department (ED) is a safety concern, and pathways to bypass th...
Study objectiveEmergency department (ED) crowding is a prevalent health delivery problem and may adv...
Background: Ambulance ramping within the Emergency Department (ED) is a common problem both internat...
Objective The aim of this study was to describe the in‐event, ambulance and ED impacts of patient pr...
Background: Hospital emergency departments (ED) can contribute to improve health outcomes and reduce...
Abstract Objective To describe and compare characteristics and outcomes of patients who arrive by am...
Background: Ambulance ramping within the Emergency Department (ED) is a common problem\ud both inter...
ObjectiveEmergency department (ED) crowding is linked with poor quality of care and worse outcomes, ...