Using Red Lights and Sirens for Emergency

Август 22, 2022

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Using Red Lights and Sirens for Emergency

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2. We are all devoid of conflicts.
3. Background EMS response with Red Lights & Sirens (RLS) is associated with increased collisions, injuries, and
4. Clinical Importance RLS should be treated like any other medical intervention: Use only with favorable risk/benefit
5. Methods ESO dataset, 1/1/18 – 12/31/18 Retrospective descriptive analysis Inclusion: All 911 responses to the scene
6. Results 3,843,123/7,574,879 (51%) 911 calls with documented call nature and patient contact ALS crew: 3,012,057 (78%)
7. Potentially Life Saving Interventions
8. Top 10 Potentially Life Saving Interventions
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We are all devoid of conflicts.

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Background
EMS response with Red Lights & Sirens (RLS) is associated with

increased collisions, injuries, and only marginal time savings.
Goal: Describe the proportion of RLS responses with potentially life saving (PLSI) interventions, by call nature.

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Clinical Importance
RLS should be treated like any other medical intervention:
Use

only with favorable risk/benefit ratio.
Benefit is unknown

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Methods
ESO dataset, 1/1/18 – 12/31/18
Retrospective descriptive analysis
Inclusion: All 911 responses to

the scene
Exclusion: Missing call nature, no patient contact
PLSI: “any intervention which might, according to standard clinical guidelines, be considered necessary to reverse a critical condition or rapidly improve hemodynamic stability”.

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Results
3,843,123/7,574,879 (51%) 911 calls with documented call nature and patient contact
ALS

crew: 3,012,057 (78%)
Urban 79%, Rural 21%
Community 66%, FD 13%, Private, 6%
Paid 79%, Mixed 18%, Volunteer 1%
86% RLS response to scene
13% RLS transport to hospital
7% had any PLSI performed

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