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期刊名:Prehospital and disaster medicine

缩写:PREHOSP DISASTER MED

ISSN:1049-023X

e-ISSN:1945-1938

IF/分区:4.1/Q1

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Sriram Ramgopal,Clifton W Callaway,Christian Martin-Gill et al. Sriram Ramgopal et al.
Background: Vital signs are an essential component of the prehospital assessment of patients encountered in an emergency response system and during mass-casualty disaster events. Limited data exist to define meaningful vi...
Juliana Tolles,Jake Toy,Patrick Lyden et al. Juliana Tolles et al.
Background: To maintain procedural proficiency and certification according to the standards set by The Joint Commission-which accredits health care centers in the United States-thrombectomy-capable stroke centers (TSCs) m...
Marie A Hayden,Audrey A Reichard,Brian D Lowe et al. Marie A Hayden et al.
Background: Powered equipment for patient handling was designed to alleviate Emergency Medical Service (EMS) clinician injuries while lifting patients. This project evaluated the organizational rationale for purchasing po...
Jeffrey Michael Franc Jeffrey Michael Franc
A common and unfortunate error in statistical analysis is the failure to account for dependencies in the data. In many studies, there is a set of individual participants or experimental objects where two observations are made on each indivi...
Ahmet Doğan Kuday,Cüneyt Çalışkan,Kerem Kınık et al. Ahmet Doğan Kuday et al.
Objectives: This study aimed to design and validate a measurement tool in Turkish to assess the challenges perceived by individuals involved in the disaster response process, such as volunteers, health care personnel, fir...
Nazneen Sultana,Julia Crilly,Robert S Ware et al. Nazneen Sultana et al.
Introduction: Mass-gathering events (MGEs) such as sporting competitions and music festivals that take place in stadiums and arenas pose challenges to health care delivery that can differ from other types of MGEs. This sc...
Joseph Cuthbertson,Greg Drummond Joseph Cuthbertson
Objective: The aim of this study was to systematically review evidence that supports best practice post-crash response emergency care. Study design: ...
Simon P Vella,Chathurani Sigera,Jason C Bendall et al. Simon P Vella et al.
Introduction: Non-traumatic back pain commonly leads people to seek health care from paramedics via triple-zero (emergency phone number in Australia), yet the management approaches by providers of ambulance services remai...
Abagayle E Bierowski,Paul C Comber,Alexander Kuc et al. Abagayle E Bierowski et al.
Introduction: Many Emergency Medical Services (EMS) agencies modified their protocols during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly those involving procedures that lead to an increased risk of airborne exposure...
Dennis G Barten,Derrick Tin,Fredrik Granholm et al. Dennis G Barten et al.
Introduction: Attacks on health care - which are potential war crimes - are increasingly observed in contemporary armed conflicts. The full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine is no exception to this worrisome trend. War cr...