Both FG and PT responses relate to the activities performed from the time of emergency dispatch, to post-response clean-up and returning to an "in-service" status.
Two lifeboats, one of which was in Tillamook Bay at the time of the accident, were dispatched from the Coast Guard station in Garibaldi, about 60 miles from Portland.
It was calculated using the time stamps of dispatch technology.
One previous study, (that involved paramedic training including implementation of National Stroke Guidelines, the use of the Los Angeles Pre-hospital Stroke Scale, and a mass media campaign) reported that following the implementation of the package, the time from dispatch to arrival at hospital increased from 42.2 minutes to 45.8 minutes [ 15].
Chen, a People's Liberation Army soldier at the time, was dispatched to quell the protests and much of his work draws from the experience.
20 The primary end point was the time from the dispatch of the first ground EMS to the arrival in the TC trauma bay, for patients with severe injury (defined as an ISS > 15) arriving within 48 h from injury in the trauma centre.
The time from ambulance dispatch to key milestones on the stroke pathway was investigated specifically in patients who arrived within 4 h of symptom onset and, therefore, could be considered for thrombolysis if recognised and not contraindicated.
Instead of starting the clock from the second the 911 call is placed, as other cities do, it counts from the time an emergency vehicle is dispatched.
This did not stop WikiLeaks from using the Times for its most recent dispatch of war memos.
A reviewer from the Richmond Times-Dispatch also praised the episode, citing that it was "one of the show's best".
Dispatch: Time 'to dispatch' is defined as the time in minutes from the receipt of the telephone call until an ambulance has been assigned to the incident.
