The phrase "ambulance center" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility or location where ambulances are stationed or where emergency medical services are coordinated.
Example: "In case of an emergency, call the ambulance center to dispatch help immediately."
Alternatives: "emergency medical services" or "ambulance station".
A nurse or physician at the dispatch center receives calls made to the 1-03 emergency ambulance number.
Based on this treatment paradigm the qualitative survey was developed around the German apheresis and lipid-ambulance centers in order to recruit and contact physicians to define a thorough epidemiological basis of HoFH in Germany.
For the health sector, phase zero involves 40 communication centers, of which 20 are emergency rooms, 16 are casualty wards at hospitals, one is an air ambulance coordination center and three are emergency health communication centers, in addition to radios in the 150 ambulances that serve in the region.
The crackdown is centered on Salmaniya, the country's main referral hospital, ambulance depot, center for emergency care and blood bank.
At 6.00 o'clock, the physician in charge contacted the ambulance dispatch center of the University Hospital of North Norway (UNN) in Tromsø (latitude: 69°, 40' North).
Regarding our patient, a well-equipped ambulance dispatch center and its staff of specialized nurses and flight coordinators, supervised by the anesthesiologist on duty for the helicopter, played an important role by coordinating the total pre- and intra-hospital resources.
While transporting a patient directly to a PCI center, ambulance services can contact the PCI center and initiate catheterization room activation [ 23].
In the study, 1,572 patients who were admitted to community hospitals with acute heart attacks were randomly given thrombolytic treatment or transferred by ambulance to angioplasty centers up to 100 miles away.
In the years since, local aggregates have found that, without more trauma centers, ambulance rides can take 50% longer – and that with longer rides come higher fatality rates.
The doctors' letter this week alleged a catalog of failures and broken promises, including lengthening waiting lists, crises in Accident & Emergency and mental health, and the closure or downgrading of walk-in centers, ambulance stations, A&E units, and hospitals.
