Sentence examples for ambulance call from inspiring English sources

"Everybody was screaming, 'Call the ambulance, call the ambulance,' and the officers didn't do anything".

Mr. Washor said he found evidence of improper intubation after reading through hospital and ambulance call records.

NHS England said granting call handlers more time to assess a patient on the phone will lead to fewer wasted ambulance call outs.

While I waited for it to arrive, I checked the last time I had accessed a Web page: one minute before the ambulance call.

Between 1994 and 1999, the state's ambulance call volume increased 25percentt from 312,932 to 392,472 calls, according to billing records.

Organizational problems were related to policy, protocol or procedure: "not receiving the ambulance call record"; "do not resuscitate wishes not known"; "interventions that were done not documented".

The move triggered a fourfold increase in ambulance call-outs.

Community addiction services were cut by 19% last year, says the charity Revolving Doors – since when drug deaths and ambulance call-outs for overdoses have risen.

The Royal College of Nursing said the government had let NHS Direct be "effectively abolished" to save money, and claimed the new service would lead to more ambulance call-outs and greater pressure on accident and emergency departments.

The associated resource use was also modelled, and ambulance call-outs and hospitalisations were considered.

He said there would be an increase in ambulance call-outs to non-emergencies.