The phrase "ambulance event" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to emergency services or medical situations, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The ambulance event was triggered when the emergency call came in."
Alternatives: "emergency response" or "medical incident".
During the event, Doctors Ambulance went to the Presbyterian Church parking lot, where the Scouts got the chance to explore an ambulance and talk with paramedics, the release said.
Mr. Richardson said that Mr. Nahmod told him last week that under the "flag-down rule," emergency personnel not assigned to an ambulance or a special event have no duty to offer aid even if they are in uniform.
It's those embarrassing, but potentially life-saving ambulance calls that have event organizers nervous, and for good reason.
The two women who collapsed and died from suspected drug overdoses at the Hard Summer music festival last weekend were among nearly 30 people taken from the Los Angeles County fairgrounds event by ambulance because of serious drug and alcohol intoxication, authorities said.
Nightclub executives say that their use of MetroCare is no different than that of sports teams or large concert arenas, which often hire private companies to keep an ambulance waiting during major events.
The treatment resources of the outpatient care are the general practitioner, the specialist, the ambulance unit and emergency events.
This cohort of mechanically ventilated patients undergoing interfacility, aeromedical transport confirms prior work in critically ill patients transferred via ground ambulance that major adverse events, including death, are rare.
In any event, worries Mr Rogers, ambulance reimbursement is not keeping pace with inflation.
EMS report forms provided data on dispatch code, ambulance diagnosis and the following event times: call made to EMS; ambulance arrived at scene; ambulance arrived at hospital.
This is one of the few studies of the impact of a heat wave event on mortality, ambulance calls and ED visits in Australia.
