March 28, 2007

Should I stay or should I go?’ Deciding whether to go to hospital after a 999 call

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There is a mismatch between policy and practice in relation to non-conveyance decisions. Findings should be built into research and service development in this rapidly changing field of practice in emergency and/or unscheduled care. The commonly accepted perspective on shared decision-making should be extended to include the context of '999' ambulance calls.

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Porter et al. (Wed,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d6f82a75cae9790bed8f87 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1258/135581907780318392

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1Gaps between policy, protocols and practice: a qualitative study of the views and practice of emergency ambulance staff concerning the care of patients with non-urgent needs2005 · 82 citations
2Evidence-based patient choice: inevitable or impossible?2002 · 61 citations
3Emergency (999) calls to the ambulance service that do not result in the patient being transported to hospital: an epidemiological study2002 · 99 citations
4The “No-Patient” Run: 2,698 Patients Evaluated but Not Transported by Paramedics1991 · 38 citations
5The role of risk communication in shared decision making2003 · 93 citations

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