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Showing 1 to 20 of 300 for “"EMS"”.
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Novel reactions of ceph-3-ems
… of (J) and (K) into novel ceph-3-ems (Q) and (R) bearing C-2 exocyclic bond systems via a Pummerer rearrangement is described. Attempts at a Pummerer rearrangement of (D) and (E) failed.<br/><br/>Numerous attempts at a Cope rearrangement on ceph-2-em sulphoxide (G) and sulphide (H) …
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New reactions of ceph-3-ems
… for the conversion of C-4 disubstituted ceph-2-ems into ceph-3-ems, where the original C-4 carboxyl group is replaced by a substituted ethyl group, is described. A range of novel compounds (A-D) are produced. Ester (B) is converted into carboxylic acid (E).<br/><br/>The regiospecificity of …
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\"ICE\" awareness among local EMS personnel
… phones accordingly, the concept has no value if EMS providers do not utilize it. The purpose of this research project was to survey local EMS providers about their awareness, attitudes and usage of the ICE concept. After a brief presentation about the ICE program, a single-page anonymous survey …
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The Use of the Tripartite Model of Attitudes to Explain EMS Providers' Attitudes About the <i>EMS Agenda for the Future</i>
… workforce. The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) profession has contributed to this development with the publication of the EMS Agenda for the Future. The EMS Agenda for the Future describes the future direction for emergency medical services agencies and organizations within the nation. It …
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An Analysis of Helicopter EMS Accidents using HFACS: 2000-2012
… civilian helicopter emergency medical service (HEMS) in the United States began operations. While the use of helicopters to transport medical casualties started decades previously, St. Anthony Flight for Life represented the start of an industry that would grow rapidly in the years to follow, …
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EMS to Trauma Care Transitions: An Investigation of Patient and Handoff Outcomes
… given as well as information questioned by the EMS, trauma team, and patients during the handoff as well as the severity of the patient’s injury, resources utilized by the trauma team, modality of transportation, and other identified control variables were used to investigate the relationship …
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Identification of causal mutations of grain chalkiness in rice EMS populations via mapping-by-sequencing
Abnormal endosperm development of rice (Oryza sativa L.) often produces a chalky phenotype, which strongly affects appearance, quality and grain weight. Although many enzymes and related regulators associated with endosperm chalk have been identified, many other related factors remain largely …
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A descriptive study of call centre complaints and their management in a Western Cape EMS
Introduction Emergency medical services (EMS) play a vital role in addressing the high burden of disease posed by emergency conditions in low-to-medium income countries and it is vital to ensure that EMS care is of a high quality. Complaints and their management are an important mechanism in …
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Establishing associations for the evaluation of mobility screen (EMS) in an adult South African population
… program. The Evaluation of Mobility Screen (EMS) is a screening test that has been developed at the Sports Science Institute of South Africa. The EMS has been adapted from the FMS by exchanging the Rotatory Stability test for the Seated Rotation test. The current use of screening tools is …
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Post Traumatic Stress Symptoms and Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) in Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Personnel.
<p>EMS personnel were examined for Post Traumatic Stress symptoms and the usefulness of Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) using the Los Angeles Symptom Checklist (LASC) and a demographics questionnaire. This study revealed that women in this group show higher PTSD symptoms than male …
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Adverse event registry analysis of an EMS system in a low resource setting: a descriptive study
… need for individual and group training of EMS clinical providers. We recommend further research in order to adequate describe the reason for the increase individual medical error, as well as to find more effective means of detecting adverse events and near misses in this population.
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You Make the Call: Using Officer Discretion In Selection of Emergency Response Mode for Fire and EMS
… literature was reviewed looking for similar systems currently in use and studies examining the effectiveness of those programs. National standards and laws were examined to attempt to find criteria establishing what types of dispatched calls for fire or EMS deserved an emergency (use oflights and …
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The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on EMS practitioners in the Western Cape: strategies to enhance wellness
This research study aimed to explore the psycho-social impact of stress endured by frontline emergency medical services providers during COVID-19 pandemic and to develop a framework for enhancing their wellness during healthcare crises of the same or similar nature. Prior to the pandemic, emergency …
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Bedeutung von Waldstruktur, bodenchemischen Faktoren und umgebenden Biotoptypen für die Eutrophierung von Laubwäldern in der nördlichen Weser-Ems-Region
… von 2004 ergab im nördlichen Weser–Ems–Raum Werte von 78 bis 101 kg je Hektar pro Jahr. Die Hauptverursacher dieser hohen Werte sind die intensive Landwirtschaft, die Massentierhaltung und der Verkehr. Infolge dessen sind die stickstofflimitierten naturnahen Wälder mit ihrer …
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An evaluation of the appropriateness of emergency medical service (EMS) responses in the eThekwini health district of KwaZulu-Natal
Submitted in fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Technology: Emergency Medical Care, Durban University of Technology, Durban, South Africa, 2014.
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Danger Lies Everywhere and Waits for Us.” Cape Town Metro EMS Ambulance Personnel's Experiences of Risk, Danger and Fear
Introduction: Emergency medical services (EMS) ambulance personnel have increasingly become victims of violence while providing lifesaving medical services. This is not only a problem experienced globally, but in South Africa as well – particularly by the Metro (public) EMS ambulance personnel in …
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The collaborative capacity of the NYPD, FDNY, and EMS in New York City : a focus on the first line officer
… of the first line officer from FDNY, NYPD and EMS, can improve the collaborative capacity in the initial phases of an all-hazards event. Building collaborative capacity is a career long process that must be reinforced at every level and supported from the top down. The management of a mass …
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An exploration of the recognition of deterioration in ems witnessed cardiac arrest: improving national outcomes from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA).
… environment by Emergency Medical Services (EMS). The synthesis of my body of work will demonstrate and evidence the steps taken to address this deficit in knowledge. Here, I synthesise the findings from my public outputs and abstracts from 2015 to 2022 (acknowledging my frontline clinical …
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