Sentence examples for ambulance network from inspiring English sources

Some response delays are caused by Long Island's notoriously clogged roads and highways, and the sheer physical size of Suffolk County, which covers 912 square miles, but critics say the majority can be traced to dispatch problems and the structure of the ambulance network.

The Association of Air Ambulances AAAA), which represents the majority of the air ambulance network, said 16 of its helicopters in the UK were affected by the grounding and will be subject to safety checks.

There are clear referral pathways to obstetric units if complications occur, using a comprehensive ambulance network with trained staff.

*In southern Kayonza District only **Supported by PIH independent of PHIT initiative, with exception of M&E support Without adequate infrastructure — equipment, staffing, financial resources, procurement and information systems, ambulance network, and management capacity — process interventions designed to improve service delivery at health facilities are likely to fail.

In addition, these companies do not participate in the public emergency ambulance dispatch telephone networks ("03" or "103").

Ensure that Wales has an adequate network of ambulance stations across the country.

He also personally drove one of the network's ambulances across Karachi to help anyone in need.

The death rate is rising because a government blockade of rebel-held areas means the most critical patients can no longer be evacuated to Turkey, according to the NGO Shafak, which runs a network of ambulances.

When buses or emergency vehicles (fire trucks or ambulances) enter the road network, they should have a priority to pass through.

Feedback to hospitals, ambulance services and cardiac networks regarding benchmarking of performance against national standards and targets.

Most travel delays (phase two delays) could probably be overcome by a combination of community mobilization and the establishment of emergency obstetric transportation networks (ambulances, etc) linked by an effective communications system that ties the various components of the healthcare system together [ 29- 31].