The phrase "ambulance group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a team or organization that provides ambulance services or emergency medical assistance.
Example: "The ambulance group was dispatched immediately to the scene of the accident to provide urgent care."
Alternatives: "emergency medical team" or "ambulance service".
He added that the city department had virtually no problems with other volunteer fire and ambulance groups in the city.
Own transport defined as transported by the patient or their parent, non-ambulance group was transported by non-ambulance services or organized by a charity or a foundation supervised by EMTs or paramedics, and ambulance service was supervised by doctors, emergency physicians, and registered or emergency nurses.
This diminished in the more experienced student ambulance paramedic group (p = 0.059) and was not evident in the student intensive care paramedic group (p = 0.767).
The mortality in the blunt trauma patients (n = 527) was higher in the ambulance transport group, but this was not statistically significant.
However, the mortality in the penetrating trauma patients (n = 808) was significantly higher in the ambulance transport group (P = 0.020, chi-square; Table 1) despite similar Revised Trauma Scores (Table 1).
His friends were loading him into an ambulance, as a group of soldiers watched from a nearby McDonald's parking lot.
Of the 2,934 patients, 351 patients (12%) used the telemedicine system from ambulance to hospital (group 1).
According to an official of one aid group, ambulances on emergency missions at the height of the uprising met frequent and sometimes inexplicable delays.
Agencies taking part include police, fire, ambulance and volunteer groups.
There is less experience in the routine use of ultrasound on ground ambulances; the first group to use the technology was in Odessa, TX.
