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Transport rates and prehospital intervals for an EMS telemedicine intervention.

Renoj VarugheseMitchell Cater-CykerRupa SabbineniSara SiglerSara ChampouxMark GamberSusan J BurnettGerad TroutmanChan ChuangRichard SandersJohn DoranNushin NataneliDerek R CooneyJoshua A BloomstoneBrian M Clemency
Published in: Prehospital emergency care (2023)
In this study, most telemedicine evaluations resulted in ED transport avoidance, particularly for respiratory issues. Telemedicine interventions were associated with a median four-minute decrease in prehospital interval per call. Future research should investigate the long-term effects of telemedicine on patient outcomes.
Keyphrases
  • cardiac arrest
  • emergency medical
  • emergency department
  • randomized controlled trial
  • trauma patients
  • physical activity
  • respiratory tract