Emotion displays in ambulance calls for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: A qualitative inquiry of caller and call-taker communication [0.03%]
关于院外心脏骤停急救呼救电话中求救人和接话人情感表达的定性研究
Nirukshi Perera,Emogene Aldridge,Marine Riou et al.
Nirukshi Perera et al.
Introduction: Caller emotion influences the flow of emergency ambulance calls for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) however limited research has examined how call-takers manage emotion. We aimed to identify how and wh...
Strengthening emergency medical service workforce resilience in Thailand: Integrating frontline and decision-maker perspectives [0.03%]
泰国加强紧急医疗服务人力韧性：整合前线和决策者视角
Alina Pant,Kwang Mo Yang,Cheerawit Rattanapan et al.
Alina Pant et al.
Background: Emergency medical service (EMS) providers play a critical role in delivering timely prehospital care and rely on a resilient workforce to respond effectively to emergencies. This study aimed to integrate front...
Nursing leadership in emergency and critical care settings: An explanatory mixed-method study [0.03%]
急诊和重症护理中的领导力：一种解释性的混合方法研究
Oscar Fidel Antunez Martinez,Nelson Orlando Varela Zuniga
Oscar Fidel Antunez Martinez
Background: Most of the available evidence regarding nursing leadership in emergency and critical care settings does not show how it is experienced in low-income healthcare systems. This study aimed to analyze the associa...
A meta-analysis on the efficacy of topical tranexamic acid for epistaxis: Does the method of administration affect the success rate? [0.03%]
关于明胶海绵蘸取氨甲环酸局部止血治疗鼻出血有效性的Meta分析及异质性分析：用药方式差异导致的疗效和安全性异质性系统评价和Meta分析报告规范（PRISMA）检查表
Mansoureh Fatahi,Saba Aghajani,Yahya Samadi et al.
Mansoureh Fatahi et al.
Background: Topical Tranexamic Acid is increasingly used for epistaxis, but previous evidence syntheses have reported low certainty due to small sample sizes and high heterogeneity. We aimed to evaluate the efficacy of to...
Peripheral intravenous catheter management practices in emergency care: A descriptive observational study [0.03%]
关于急诊护理中外周静脉导管管理实践的描述性观察研究
Joana Ferreira Teixeira,Maria do Rosário Pinto,Luís Gonçalves et al.
Joana Ferreira Teixeira et al.
Background: Peripheral intravenous catheters (PIVCs) are widely used in emergency departments to support treatment, yet their management is associated with preventable complications and variability in practice. ...
An exploration of leadership attributes in paramedicine: A scoping review [0.03%]
关于急救医学中领导力特征的探索性综述研究
Yassr Alhafi,Rachel Peasey,Kelly-Ann Bowles et al.
Yassr Alhafi et al.
Background: Paramedicine leadership is critical in high pressure emergencies that require rapid decision-making and effective team coordination. Strong leadership supports governance and improves patient outcomes, however...
Continuous quality improvement activities undertaken in ambulance services in Australia and New Zealand: A scoping review [0.03%]
澳大利亚和新西兰院前急救医疗服务中的持续质量改进活动：一项综述研究
Sarah Tucknott,Lyndall Finn,Kevin N Keane et al.
Sarah Tucknott et al.
Aim: To describe the Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) projects undertaken in Australian and New Zealand (ANZ) emergency ambulance services. Background...
Paeds with a wheeze: Improving patient flow with nurse led stretching of inhaled salbutamol [0.03%]
喘息儿童的就诊流程改善：以护士为主导的沙丁胺醇雾化吸入治疗时间延长措施
Andrea Hetherington,Leisa Bauer,Sheree Rablin et al.
Andrea Hetherington et al.
Background: Acute wheeze is a common emergency department presentation among pre-school aged children. Innovative models of care that safely optimise treatment and streamline patient flow are needed. A nurse-led stretchin...
Muhamad Adam,Mustikasari,Yeni Rustina et al.
Muhamad Adam et al.
Background: Situation awareness (SitAw) is increasingly recognized as a critical cognitive capability in emergency nursing; however, conceptual ambiguity persists regarding its defining attributes and conceptual boundarie...
Barriers and facilitators to paramedics use of referral pathways as alternatives to emergency department presentation: A scoping review [0.03%]
阻碍和促进急救医护人员使用转诊途径作为替代急诊就诊的屏障与促进因素：系统综述式回顾研究
Brianna Gray,Meena Gupta,Robbie King
Brianna Gray
Background: An increasing proportion of patients attended by paramedics are more suitable for referral to health and social services in the community rather than attendance at hospital emergency departments. Despite the g...