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The Safety of Non-Transport Decisions Made by Ambulance Personnel: A Retrospective Study of Subsequent Hospital Admission and 30-Day Mortality
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2021
unpublished
BackgroundAmbulance missions do not always result in the patient being transported to a doctor or hospital after evaluation at the scene by ambulance personnel. Sometimes a patient is discharged at the scene but should have been transported for further examination and treatment. In this study, we aimed to identify and describe this group, and to investigate subsequent hospital admission within 72 hours and 30-day mortality, which may indicate the safety of leaving a patient at the scene after
doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-276252/v1
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