Sentence examples for on scene time from inspiring English sources

The commanders mutually agreed that this was unnecessary and rather focused on keeping the on scene time low for both casualties and personnel, as advised by Aylwin and colleagues [21].

There was no significant difference in scene time for early and established labour, with median on scene time 7 8 minutes for both groups (p = 0.55).

No significant differences were noted between the fracture groups in the ratio of blunt injury, age, gender, GCS on scene, time from accident to hospital admission, and time in the trauma room.

The present study aimed to evaluate the effect of CDSS on compliance with the basic assessment process described in the prehospital CG and the effect of On Scene Time (OST).

Another limitation was that the "EMS on Scene" time used within the current study as the start time for the door-to-balloon time was the time the ambulance arrived at the patient location and not the time when the paramedics made contact with the patient.

Women in second stage who progressed to childbirth had a significantly longer on scene time (Md = 0 15 30, n = 134) compared to those women who did not progress to childbirth (Md 0 09 00, n = 70), (p < 0.001, r = 0.4).

In the USA, the focus on rapid transport and limiting on-scene time may have contributed to slower adoption of prehospital ultrasound into clinical algorithms [15].

This study focused on describing the perceptions of a sample of emergency care providers regarding the impact of environmental, clinical and systemic factors with respect to their on-scene time intervals.

A poorly design CDSS in prehospital care could results in an increased on-scene time (OST).

When paramedics assisted with births, the on-scene time was significantly greater than those patients transported in labour.

Key points will be pre-hospital on-scene time, measures and treatment, and any changes in the patient collective.