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Pre-hospital emergency anaesthesia metrics should prioritize safe, outcome-driven care over strict time targets.
Commentary examines performance metrics for pre-hospital emergency anaesthesia in trauma patients, suggesting prioritizing physiological stability over rigid 45-minute response targets.
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Hodkinson et al. (2026) conducted an editorial in Major trauma requiring pre-hospital emergency anaesthesia. Pre-hospital emergency anaesthesia (PHEA) time targets was evaluated. Pre-hospital emergency anaesthesia performance metrics should shift focus from strict time targets, such as the 45-minute rule, to delivering safe, efficient care that positively impacts patient outcomes.
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