Another was picked up by the police or paramedics 314 times in one year.
Tony Rose, a former E.R. nurse, explained the occupational vocabulary: "13 Willie" is code for midtown paramedics (10, Manhattan; 3, midtown; W, paramedics); "buses" are New York ambulances (they're "rigs" or "trucks" elsewhere); "gomers" are frequent customers.
Analyses involved 58 paramedics (111 shifts) and 175 stretcher loading activities.
However, most of these studies come from North America, involving medical technicians or paramedics [5].
Currently computer [[60]] and paramedics [[7]] ECG interpretation are not reliable enough to enhance patient triage for urgent PCI.
Fifty-three percent of respondents are paramedics, 37% are EMT-Basic trained, and the remainder (16%) were "other".
Consistent with previous literature, this study found that patients are frequently supported in their decision to visit an ED by family members or paramedics [6, 11].
In the USA, flight crews consisting of flight nurses, paramedics [9, 12], and physicians [17] have been trained in the use of ultrasound.
Fifty-three percent of the respondents are paramedics, 37% are EMT-Basic trained, and the remainder (16%) are distributed between the remaining options.
Authorities said she would sometimes call 911 as many as six times a day, and from Jan . 1to Sept. 13, 2013, she called 911 for paramedics 220 times.
And from Jan . 1to Sept. 13, 2013, she called 911 for paramedics 220 times, according to the Los Angeles city attorney's office.
