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s12873-024-01142-3.pdf
Among the 1,714 transportations, 943 patients had confirmed strokes. Prehospital care constituted 58% of total emergency care time until imaging. Patients with confirmed stroke had reduced in-hospital times while patients receiving treatment…

s12873-024-01126-3.pdf
Pediatric cases constituted 20.0 % of RRV dispatches, with the majority involving respiratory distress, seizures, and blunt trauma. Despite high dispatch rates, advanced medical interventions were seldom required, indicating most pediatric cases were…

s12873-024-01112-9.pdf
Patients’ waiting time did not increase at the increase of the NEDOCS score, suggesting the absence of a relationship between this score and the effect of ED crowding on the ED capacity of evaluating new patients. The indicator we propose is easy to…

s12873-024-01123-6.pdf
A total of 1835 patients made an index visit which were included, and out of those, 595 patients made a revisit within 90 days of the index visit. Patients living with frailty (CFS 5 to 8) were more likely to make a revisit to the ED at 8 to 30 days…

s12873-024-01119-2.pdf
Eleven studies (comprising 11,259 patients) were included; two of these were RCTs. The overall risks of bias were low in the RCTs. ROBINS-I risk of bias was Moderate in 3 studies, serious in 5 studies, and critical in 1 study. A significant reduction…

s12873-024-01116-5.pdf
The EMS personnel reported experiences of violence in a total of 297 identified missions (0.7%) of all EMS missions (n = 40,263). The violence was mostly verbal (62.3%) and the most common violence perpetrator was the patient (98.0%). The police were…

s12873-024-01154-z.pdf
Overall, the motivation to learn was high, while self-assessment showed no significant overconfidence in POCUS. The rate of correct diagnoses based on the loops was relatively low. As a result, we did not detect overconfidence effects in participants…

s12873-024-01157-w.pdf
The results were grouped under one inductive main category, “Being Prepared,” and six deductive main categories: “Command and Control,” “Safety,” “Communication,” “Assessment,” “Triage and Treatment,” and “Transport.” Under the main categories, there…

s12873-024-01148-x.pdf
Among 209 laryngoscopy records, 113 had the arytenoid in the lower field of view and 96 in the upper field. Kaplan-Meier analysis showed a significantly lower cumulative success rate for intubations with a higher arytenoid location (log-rank test, P 

s12873-024-01105-8.pdf
Given the extreme conditions and limited possibilities of external support, sufficient self-care is an essential competence among disaster responders. Self-care strategies can be both external processed such as intake of medicines, social support…
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