The phrase "ambulance missions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific operations or tasks carried out by ambulances, typically in emergency medical situations.
Example: "The team was dispatched for several ambulance missions throughout the night, responding to various emergencies across the city."
Alternatives: "emergency medical missions" or "rescue operations".
There are approximately 450 fixed-wing ambulance missions annually.
In 1997, the squadron conducted 237 SAR and 747 air ambulance missions.
The aircraft are used for SAR and air ambulance missions and are under the command of the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre of Southern Norway and Northern Norway.
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Not only was there Prince Philip's last hurrah; Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, has flown his last air ambulance mission.
Research has suggested that it is in the on-scene phase of an ambulance mission that imposes the greatest demands on the prehospital clinicians JDM process.
The typical ambulance mission can be divided in 7 phases; receiving the call, arriving at the address, performing an on-scene assessment, performing an initial patient assessment, transport the patient to the ambulance, performing additional assessment and treatment on route, arriving to the hospital and handing over the patient [ 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.
Retrospective study based on medical records of adult patients with documented history of Complete Heart Block and transported by ambulance of The Mission Hospital, Durgapur, from January 2011 to June 2014.
The ambulance undertook approximately 1900 missions in 2012.
Ambulances, even on their missions to rescue people in need, run a gantlet of swinging baseball bats, flying bricks and flaming bottles of gasoline, usually aimed at the vehicles' windows.
