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1 Essex & Herts Air Ambulance, and Magpas Air Ambulance).

2 seventy-eight individuals (53.1%) arrived by ambulance.

3 r facilities, and 3424 (67.3%) arrived in an ambulance.

4 at an appropriate medical facility via road ambulance.

5 More than half arrived by ambulance.

6 amounts, and potential balance bills for OON ambulances.

7 ilities based on acuity using ground and air ambulances.

8 f 16,620 patients arriving to a study ED via ambulance, 1,037 (6.2%) met Sepsis-3 criteria in the ED.

9 Despite the proliferation of helicopter ambulances, 18.1% of patients who did not live near a TC

10 PPE (1.29, 1.17 to 1.43), and working in an ambulance (2.00, 1.56 to 2.58) or hospital inpatient set

11 nd no significant difference in ED visits by ambulance (445 of 1849 [24.1%] vs 463 of 1846 [25.1%]; a

12 or absent speech (95%), motor delay with non-ambulance (64%), and severe-to-profound DD/ID (59%).

13 rdial Infarction (HORIZONS-AMI) and European Ambulance Acute Coronary Syndrome Angiography (EUROMAX)

14 In European Ambulance Acute Coronary Syndrome Angiography (EUROMAX),

15 were incorporated into the EUROMAX (European Ambulance Acute Coronary Syndrome Angiography) trial, wh

16 open-label clinical trial (EUROMAX [European Ambulance Acute Coronary Syndrome Angiography]) included

17 Early ambulance administration of abciximab in STEMI did not i

18 diabetic patients, and those who arrived by ambulance, after hours, or with a higher National Instit

19 entional ambulance (n = 749) vs conventional ambulance alone (n = 794).

20 ile stroke units, compared with conventional ambulances alone, was significantly associated with lowe

21 allocated to receive abciximab either in the ambulance (ambulance group, n=127) or in the catheteriza

22 ted suspicion of stroke, both a conventional ambulance and an MSU, when available, were dispatched.

23 This approach can be used in the ambulance and Emergency Department to quickly diagnose a

24 ntal ill health, or both, are attended to by ambulance and emergency departments at higher rates than

25 Registry patients presented more often via ambulance and had a similar total length of stay as RCT

26 d August 11, 2020, with data collection from ambulance and hospital medical records.

27 presentation were obtained from a review of ambulance and hospital records.

28 (e.g., hearing a siren, we expect to see an ambulance and quickly make way).

29 Treatment was started in the ambulance and repeated at least once in the hospital and

30 lans for patient transfers and allocation of ambulances and mobile operating rooms.

31 ed, 845 health workers were injured, and 129 ambulances and vehicles and 7 health facilities were dam

32 n proforma; accident and emergency, nursing, ambulance, and intensive-care unit notes; and interviews

33 ast Anglian Air Ambulance, Essex & Herts Air Ambulance, and Magpas Air Ambulance).

34 (1374 [29%]) were transported to hospital by ambulance, and one in six patients (18%) arrived at the

35 with MI were transported to the hospital by ambulance, and these patients had greater and significan

36 crease; 95% CI, 0.87-0.93), arrival to ED by ambulance (aOR, 0.61; 95% CI, 0.52-0.71), organ failure

37 When emergency departments are overcrowded, ambulances are diverted.

38 oods with fewer resuscitative efforts before ambulance arrival and lower survival than in nonresident

39 The authors assessed interventions before ambulance arrival and survival for public OHCA patients

40 ymptom duration, arrival by means other than ambulance, arrival at a hospital not exclusively transfe

41 ministrative health data, with ED visits via ambulance as the primary outcome; secondary outcomes inc

42 that it would be good to have an AAI in the ambulance at all times; 48 (69%) were not concerned abou

43 re adequate safety restraints are available, ambulance avoided if possible, and the use of lights and

44 Compared with usual care, the use of ambulance-based thrombolysis resulted in decreased time

45 ts were randomly allocated to receive in the ambulance, before transfer, a 60-mg loading dose of pras

46 h traumatic injuries who were transported by ambulance between February 1, 2015, and October 31, 2019

47 irth weight of 950 grams, who was born in an ambulance by spontaneous vaginal vertex delivery.

48 of records from multiple sources, including ambulance call reports, autopsy reports, in-hospital dat

49 was followed by a significant 22.8% drop in ambulance calls (incidence rate ratio, 0.772; 95% confid

50 ence interval, 0.724-0.905; P<0.001) drop in ambulance calls from casinos but no change in calls orig

51 The observation that ambulance calls not coming from casinos dropped when the

52 used an interrupted time series analysis of ambulance calls not originating and originating from cas

53 2 to determine whether there was a change in ambulance calls originating from casinos when a state sm

54 3 to 2012, we linked data from the Victorian Ambulance Cardiac Arrest Registry to Ambulance Victoria'

55 and 2012 were identified from the Victorian Ambulance Cardiac Arrest Registry.

56 f Victoria were extracted from the Victorian Ambulance Cardiac Arrest Registry.

57 of the financial metrics and outcomes of air ambulance cases was limited due to missing and masked in

58 40 calls serviced by MIH for which a matched ambulance cohort was identified for the same period and

59 sing cost per minute and compared with the 3 ambulance cohorts.

60 y fine-tuning collaboration networks between ambulances, community hospitals, and tertiary care hospi

61 llied Diseases; organized the Anglo-American Ambulance Corps under the patronage of Napoleon III.

62 Records of the police, medical examiners, ambulance crews, and hospital emergency departments and

63 ; and 3) develop a universal system in which ambulances directly transfer patients to a regional prim

64 rk optimized the patients prioritization and ambulance dispatch delay as compared to conventional app

65 The proportion of calls resulting in an ambulance dispatch dropped from 97% to 56% (beta = -1.21

66 Ambulance dispatch staff and those collecting the primar

67 The median time from emergency call to ambulance dispatch was 1 minute and 36 s (interquartile

68 The primary outcome was the percentage of ambulances dispatched at the highest urgency level.

69 ing reduced the frequency of highest-urgency ambulance dispatches and lowered hospital admissions amo

70 CI, 0.0%-10.1%; P = .049) in highest-urgency ambulance dispatches and no significant change (4.5% inc

71 emergency department was on "yellow alert" (ambulance diversion because of emergency department crow

72 and the percentage of hours on "red alert" (ambulance diversion due to lack of intensive care unit b

73 Patterns in ambulance diversion hours and the number of patients who

74 Emergency department throughput times and ambulance diversion hours.

75 ked with date of death until 2006, and daily ambulance diversion logs from the same 4 counties.

76 Ambulance diversion, a practice in which emergency depar

77 After adjustment, ambulance drivers (0.91% (95% confidence interval 0.35%

78 to Alzheimer's disease for taxi drivers and ambulance drivers and each of the remaining 441 occupati

79 Taxi drivers and ambulance drivers, occupations involving frequent naviga

80 ) died from Alzheimer's disease, while among ambulance drivers, the rate was 0.74% (10/1348).

81 ents brought to the emergency department via ambulance during the same year.

82 ipants included patients who utilized ground ambulances during the study period.

83 imization analysis was used to assess linked ambulance, emergency, and hospital attendance in the sta

84 ce that mobile stroke unit (MSU; specialized ambulance equipped with computed tomography scanner, poi

85 emergency medical services (East Anglian Air Ambulance, Essex & Herts Air Ambulance, and Magpas Air A

86 the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services ambulance fee schedule by zip code.

87 Category 1 emergency services (Ambulance, Fire and Rescue, and Police) can benefit from

88 e positioning system that was activated when ambulance, fire, and police services were dispatched was

89 ystander-initiated CPR before the arrival of ambulance, fire, and police services.

90 thrombolysis in the emergency room or in the ambulance followed by angioplasty theoretically could pr

91 A total of 188 551 patients attended by ambulance for chest pain (mean [SD] age, 61.9 [18.3] yea

92 rates before PCI tended to be higher in the ambulance group (46.8% versus 35%, P=0.08) but not after

93 ion occurred significantly less often in the ambulance group (8.1% versus 21.1%, P=0.008).

94 o receive abciximab either in the ambulance (ambulance group, n=127) or in the catheterization labora

95 tio [aOR], 1.31 [1.14-1.51]; P<0.001 for ALS ambulances >1.5 per neighborhood and aOR, 1.21 [1.04-1.4

96 urvival at discharge, only the number of ALS ambulances >1.5 per neighborhood was significant (aOR, 1

97 od and aOR, 1.21 [1.04-1.41]; P=0.01 for BLS ambulances >4 per neighborhood).

98 l rescue corps with different job functions (ambulance, health care, office, and field staff, firefig

99 e homes), records of patients transported by ambulance, hospital admissions, and reports from the med

100 Data were obtained from individually linked ambulance, hospital, and state death index data sets.

101 tion did not affect the rate of ED visits by ambulance; however, there were increased primary care vi

102 Continued monitoring of air ambulance IDR cases is needed to assess the impacts of t

103 her very early blood-pressure control in the ambulance improves outcomes among patients with undiffer

104 compared with 1300 (74.7%) calls serviced by ambulance in 2018 to 2019, 1294 (74.4%) in 2017 to 2018,

105 minutes, and 79.4 (42.0) minutes for matched ambulance in 2018 to 2019, 2017 to 2018, and 2016 to 201

106 tarted at home in at-risk patients or in the ambulance in subjects suspected of transient ischaemic a

107 ese subsets of patients often calling for an ambulance in urgent or emergent situations.

108 of adult patients (aged >=18 years) who used ambulances in the North Denmark Region from July 1, 2016

109 We sought to investigate whether in-ambulance initiation of abciximab in patients with ST-se

110 standbys, or when EMS crews functioned in an ambulance intercept role or during mutual aid to another

111 on predictor variables: age, sex, arrival by ambulance, interhospital transfer, mechanical ventilatio

112 resuscitation strategy using LDB-CPR on EMS ambulances is associated with improved survival to hospi

113 ng automated external defibrillator) and ALS ambulances (medicalized team providing advanced care suc

114 This strategy is based on the use of an ambulance (mobile stroke unit) equipped with an imaging

115 Specialised stroke ambulances (mobile stroke units) have been piloted in ma

116 In only the ambulance model was the sensor data available to the imp

117 rom surprise billing following use of ground ambulances, more than half of which resulted in OON bill

118 is capabilities on board) and a conventional ambulance (n = 749) vs conventional ambulance alone (n =

119 nd financial barriers to medical care (e.g., ambulance network and user-fee exemptions).

120 Ambulance offload delays are a timely and crucial issue

121 ing metric that includes the 90th percentile ambulance offload time and number of offloads to a speci

122 y half of all agencies consistently reported ambulance offload times greater than the 30-minute state

123 1, and June 30, 2023, to examine patterns in ambulance offload times.

124 Ambulance offload volumes, mean annual offloads per 1000

125 This cohort study of 5.9 million ambulance offloads found that the proportion of Black re

126 rvals were as follows: 9-1-1 call receipt to ambulance on scene </=10 minutes, ambulance on scene to

127 receipt to ambulance on scene </=10 minutes, ambulance on scene to 12-lead ECG acquisition </=8 minut

128 U and conventional ambulance or conventional ambulance only).

129 Understanding ground ambulance OON and balance billing patterns from previous

130 Ground ambulance OON billing prevalence was calcuated.

131 initial dispatch (both MSU and conventional ambulance or conventional ambulance only).

132 I, 2.5-3.1 per 5-point increase), arrival by ambulance (OR, 5.9; 95% CI, 4.5-7.3), and arrival during

133 farction according to presentation: walk-in, ambulance, or hospital transfer.

134 Participants included air ambulance organizations and commercial insurers.

135 Air ambulance organizations offered a mean (SD) of 3.18 (4.2

136 study of air ambulance payment disputes, air ambulance organizations won most cases, requiring insure

137 re providers (eg, clinicians, hospitals, air ambulance organizations) for certain services, including

138 OON billing probabilities for ambulances originating from home or scene were higher by

139 of over 2 million ground ambulance services, ambulances originating from home, the scene of an incide

140 t to evaluate OON billing probability across ambulance origins.

141 x (p = 0.039), requirement for caretakers or ambulance (p = 0.001), and low visual acuity of the stud

142 isk of intractable epilepsy (P = 0.003), non-ambulance (P = 0.035), ongoing enteral feeds (P < 0.001)

143 itures on education; public health; fire and ambulance; parks, recreation, and natural resources; hou

144 cy medical services (EMS) agency factors and ambulance patient offload times (APOT), a critical measu

145 Published data on recent patterns in ambulance patient offload times (APOTs) are sparse.

146 In this cross-sectional study of air ambulance payment disputes, air ambulance organizations

147 lculated using first vital signs measured by ambulance personnel.

148 g emergency medical transport are treated by ambulance providers trained in advanced life support (AL

149 lso result from differences in the number of ambulances providing basic life support (BLS) and advanc

150 through December 2003 in the Rochester, MN, ambulance public service area.

151 ructured interview and review of medical and ambulance records.

152 assessing the association between allocated ambulance resources and outcomes in OHCA patients in a l

153 rameters, socioeconomic characteristics, and ambulance resources of these neighborhoods using a mixed

154 matched cohort of calls serviced by regular ambulance response for the same period and 2 years prior

155 Decreasing ambulance response time by even a few minutes could pote

156 ling of 30-day survival even in case of long ambulance response time.

157 Compared with regular ambulance response, MIH was associated with a substantia

158 tercept role or during mutual aid to another ambulance response.

159 ness, all of whom were quickly triaged to an ambulance response.

160 104 456), and $297 269 ($81 144) for regular ambulance responses in the 3 matched cohorts, respective

161 Citywide EMS calls and ambulance responses were categorized by 911 call type.

162 11 emergency medical service (EMS) calls and ambulance responses; and 2) emergency department (ED) vi

163 d system can be used as a portable device in ambulances, retirement houses, and low-income settings f

164 Deaths in the 30 day period after the ambulance ride.

165 Of 1 470 157 ambulance rides, 231 611 (15.8%) went to Veterans Affair

166 Ambulance scene-to-hospital transport times for pickups

167 ugh March 31, 2009) and linked these data to ambulance service databases.

168 traffic support is also desirable to reduce ambulance service delay.

169 In the ambulance service group, the successful repair interval

170 detected risk is high or mid type, emergency ambulance service is automatically triggered which is su

171 analysis and adaptive traffic management for ambulance service is lacking.

172 the scene of their cardiac arrest by London Ambulance Service staff using a secure online randomisat

173 road traffic is causing delays in arrival of ambulance service thereby decreasing emergency service e

174 Clusters were ambulance service vehicles, which were randomly assigned

175 catheterization service </=1 hour) to 8 (no ambulance service, >3 hours to medical facility, air tra

176 cost-sharing and potential balance bills per ambulance service, was $434.70 ($415.99) per service bil

177 "best practice" circuit rider model, and an "ambulance" service model.

178 Among 2 031 937 ground ambulance services (1 375 977 unique patients) meeting t

179 out-of-hospital cardiac arrest from four UK Ambulance Services (West Midlands, North East England, W

180 ry 2013 in 4 Swedish, 1 British, and 1 Dutch ambulance services and their referring hospitals.

181 oss-sectional study of over 2 million ground ambulance services, ambulances originating from home, th

182 e entire cohort of 219 323 patients who used ambulance services, among whom 119 992 patients (54.7%)

183 , as well as many civilian critical care air ambulance services, provides a workable starting point f

184 MIH compared with matched ambulance services.

185 (OON) bills, but it does not include ground ambulance services.

186 e cohorts covering unselected patients using ambulance services.

187 e response delay, number of signal stops and ambulance speed.

188 , 0.20 [95% CI, 0.06-0.70]; P = .01) but not ambulance staff (OR, 0.83 [95% CI, 0.41-1.67]; P = .60)

189 Masking of the ambulance staff who delivered the interventions and repo

190 Masking of the ambulance staff who delivered the interventions and thos

191 91 urban and semi-urban ambulance stations were selected for participation.

192 The intervention comprised an ambulance (STEMO) equipped with a CT scanner, point-of-c

193 cording to the availability of a specialized ambulance (stroke emergency mobile unit (STEMO) from May

194 teams (mobile forward surgical team, flying ambulance surgical trauma, forward resuscitative surgery

195 ng of health workers, health facilities, and ambulances, Syria has become the most dangerous place on

196 Four advanced life support ambulance teams were divided into 2 randomization cluste

197 Ambulances that can administer thrombolysis (mobile stro

198 Patients were randomized (1:1) in ambulance to bivalirudin monotherapy vs unfractionated o

199 ute coronary ischemia are typically taken by ambulance to the nearest hospital.

200 departments (EDs) are temporarily closed to ambulance traffic, might be problematic for patients exp

201 Hospital stroke volume, patients' ambulance transport distance to initial hospital, hospit

202 Similarly, no differences were seen in ambulance transport distance, case mix, interhospital tr

203 .108), P < 0.001), and those resulting in an ambulance transport dropped from 73% to 45% (beta = -3.3

204 cardiac arrest on marathon dates had longer ambulance transport times before noon (4.4 minutes longe

205 Ambulance transport to emergency departments.

206 inician inpatient evaluation and management, ambulance transport).

207 ulted in 911 calls, and 5 of these led to an ambulance transport.

208 trauma center care is limited, even with air ambulance transport.

209 Medical encounter requiring ground ambulance transportation.

210 zations) for certain services, including air ambulance transportation.

211 Municipal expenditures on fire and ambulance, transportation, health, housing, and librarie

212 fection assessment for the identification of ambulance-transported adult patients who met Sepsis-3 cr

213 so analyzed data from a national registry of ambulance transports and investigated whether ambulance

214 mbulance transports and investigated whether ambulance transports occurring before noon in marathon-a

215 terly municipal opioid-related EMS response (ambulance trips) rates per 100 000 population.

216 n aimed to protect patients following ground ambulance use.

217 itial management for patients who arrived by ambulance versus self-transport.

218 urs' duration, comparing prehospital (in the ambulance) versus in-hospital (in the catheterization la

219 ctorian Ambulance Cardiac Arrest Registry to Ambulance Victoria's employment data set.

220 Yet bystander CPR while waiting for an ambulance was associated with a more than doubling of 30

221 er access within 60 minutes by ground or air ambulance was available for 65% of all 74 090 665 childr

222 After adjustment, a higher density of ambulances was associated with successful return of spon

223 Patents who arrived by ambulance were excluded.

224 tal field among unselected patients who used ambulances when assessed based on initial measurements o

225 tation was higher in patients who arrived by ambulance, who arrived soon after onset, and were treate

226 Mobile stroke units (MSUs) are ambulances with staff and a computed tomographic scanner

227 sure (>=150 mm Hg), who were assessed in the ambulance within 2 hours after the onset of symptoms, to

228 18 years) to trauma centers by ground or air ambulance within 60 minutes, stratified by trauma center