Extreme Heat Pushes Ambulance Calls Higher as Cities Face Growing Emergency Strain
A case-crossover analysis of more than 43,000 ambulance dispatches in Wuhan shows extreme heat sharply raises emergency call risks for ...
A case-crossover analysis of more than 43,000 ambulance dispatches in Wuhan shows extreme heat sharply raises emergency call risks for ...
A city-wide study in New Taipei City found that a four-hour interprofessional course significantly improved frontline responders' confidence and knowledge ...
Every two minutes, somewhere in the world, a woman dies from complications of pregnancy or childbirth. In South Africa's Eastern ...
A first-of-its-kind triple-method study maps 683 publications and 168 studies on drone- and eVTOL-enabled emergency care, finding strong clinical and ...
A survey of 252 emergency medical technicians in Sindh, Pakistan, finds occupational stress is widespread and driven by weekly work ...
A qualitative study of a pilot WHO-adapted trauma training program in rural Nepal found that community health responders gained skills ...
A nationwide Hungarian study of more than 114,000 cases shows that weather data, especially falling temperatures, could help predict surges ...
A qualitative study of 49 interviews with Lima's emergency personnel reveals six fragmented prehospital entities with inconsistent trauma training, prompting ...
A Danish mixed-methods study finds healthcare professionals rate paramedic-staffed Prehospital Assessment Units highly for acceptability, appropriateness, and feasibility, while flagging ...
A register-based study of more than 8,000 ambulance transports in Stockholm finds that older adults' chances of being taken directly ...
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