The phrase "ambulance operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the activities, procedures, or management related to the functioning of ambulances and emergency medical services.
Example: "The city has implemented new protocols to improve ambulance operations during peak hours."
Alternatives: "emergency vehicle operations" or "paramedic services".
He now says the company may keep the ambulance operations, whose results have improved recently.
Feeling its own debt squeeze, Laidlaw decided in September 1999 to sell its ambulance operations and Safety-Kleen stake for an anticipated $2 billion.
In this study, we present a series of well-known optimization methods to address two related decisions associated with the design of large-scale ambulance operations on highways: (1) The question of location, and (2) the issue of districting.
Last year, the two struck a deal in which Envision would sell its ambulance operations to Air Medical Group, a company owned by the private equity firm, for about $2.4 billion.
Established on July 5 , 1948 the National Health Service owns the vast majority of the country's hospitals, blood banks, and ambulance operations, employs most specialist physicians as salaried government workers, and has made medical care available to every resident for free.
The fire service was "outside of the loop" of police and ambulance operations and it remains to be seen whether earlier deployment might have saved lives from among the 22 innocent concertgoers attacked on May 22, the independent Kerslake Arena Review has found.
Emergency medical services directors have little data to develop ambulance operation and risk management policies.
The city of Mount Vernon, another former customer in New York, hired a new private company at a cost to taxpayers, and is developing its own ambulance operation within its fire department.
Cisco recently teamed up with the California Shock Trauma Air Rescue service – an air ambulance operation – in the use of IoT for its dispatching functions.
No further flights were carried out until 1949; one of the flights that year was an air ambulance operation.
Concerns about good clinical infrastructure equipment, drugs, ambulance, operation theatre facilities, sterilization and testing equipment, and basic laboratory test kits were frequently emphasized by respondents in all three cadres.
