DECISION MAKING AND SAFETY IN AMBULANCE SERVICE TRANSITIONS

  • O'Hara R
  • Johnson M
  • Hirst E
  • et al.
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Introduction Decisions made by ambulance staff are often time-critical and based on limited information. Wrong decisions could have serious consequences for patients but little is known about areas of risk associated with decisions about patient care. We aimed to examine system influences on decision making in the ambulance service setting focusing on paramedic roles.

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O’Hara, R., Johnson, M., Hirst, E., Weyman, A., Shaw, D., Mortimer, P., … Siriwardena, A. N. (2015). DECISION MAKING AND SAFETY IN AMBULANCE SERVICE TRANSITIONS. Emergency Medicine Journal, 32(5), e2.1-e2. https://doi.org/10.1136/emermed-2015-204880.4

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