IAED Data Center Analytics and Insights
Chris Olola, PhD, Nathaniel Johnson, Jared Stillman
Apr 24, 2024|Research Posters
Does your agency participate in the IAED Data Center service?
Research Posters
Beyond self-assessment: Leveraging business intelligence for Personal growth
A. Furgani, M. Brillante, M. Capurro, A. Fadigati, S. Iacometti, G. Poloni, D. Stasi, P. Frisoni
Apr 23, 2024|Research Posters
Emergency Operations Centers generate enormous volumes of information daily. Unfortunately, much of this data remains archived without undergoing careful analysis. However, well-managed and reliable data can lead to trustworthy analyses and, consequently, reliable decisions. It’s essential to recognize that individual self-perception of performance may not perfectly align with data-driven evaluations. These evaluations represent a robust and structured method for raising awareness and, perhaps, achieving quality improvement
Designing a transformative approach to prevent psychopathologies among EMS frontliners.
Thérésa J Choisi EMD-Q MSc, Gabriel Potvin, Aman Verma, Hélène Brouillet M, Luc de Montigny PhD, Mathieu Campbell, Marine Tessier, David Buckeridge
Apr 23, 2024|Research Posters
Burnout prevalence among healthcare workers has skyrocketed worldwide in the recent years. Machine learning can help to act upstream and therefore prevent psychopathologies by predicting compromised wellness among EMS frontliners.
Comparing Breathing Problems and Sick Person Protocols and Determinants: Time-Critical EMS Interventions and Hospital Outcomes
Matt Levy, Remle Crowe, Anna Bailey, Matthew Blue, Josh Holloman, Jeffery Hutchens, Colin Johnson, Jefferson Williams, Heidi Abraham, Ryan Jacobsen, Brent Myers
Apr 23, 2024|Research Posters
It is expected that some Protocols, such as Breathing Problems, represent an overall higher acuity than others, such as Sick Person.
Finding Dispatchers: Why we are failing to identify good candidates
Matthew Cary
Apr 23, 2024|Research Posters
Emergency Medical Telecommunicator remains a fast-changing role in pre-hospital medicine. Some research has been carried out that examines call-taking, dispatch protocols, and stress levels.
Training a new generation of the First, First Responders
Jill Gaskain, Carrlean Chang
Apr 23, 2024|Research Posters
As an EMD Instructor that qualified in 2003 on MPDS Version 10.4, there have been a significant amount of changes in the last two decades. The EMD course is a 24 hour instructor led course and the length of the course has not changed from the first iteration and formalised curriculum developed for Version 11.
ECNS outcomes of MPDS Codes
Mike Brady, PhD, Mark Conrad Fivaz, MD, Peter Noblett, Greg Scott, MBA, EMD-QI, Chris Olola, PhD
Apr 23, 2024|Research Posters
Most UK ambulance services undertake remote clinical consultation of 999 emergency calls.
ECNS Nurse Paramedic Outcome Comparison
Mike Brady, PhD, Mark Conrad Fivaz, MD, Peter Noblett, Greg Scott, MBA, EMD-QI
Apr 23, 2024|Research Posters
Most UK ambulance services undertake a secondary assessment of 999 calls with nurses and paramedics to best manage delays in responses and reduce inappropriate admissions to hospitals. However, little is known about the differences in the types of cases managed by the two professions comparatively, their clinical outcomes, and the quality and safety they offer.
Q-LIFE: Quality of Work Life in Emergency Medical Services
A. Furgani, E. Sarcletti, P. Frisoni, G. Biffa
Apr 23, 2024|Research Posters
First responders, arriving first at emergency sites and caring for trauma victims, offer physical and psychological aid.
Diabetes and the emergency communicator
Gena Baker, Trina Deary, Steffanie Ferrera, Brendan Gray, Jennifer Johnston, Seth Martinez, Aimee Nicolson
Apr 23, 2024|Research Posters
Diabetes is one of the most widespread public health problems in the modern world and can have major health and financial consequences on society.
Understanding and Countering the Physical and Emotional Risks of Prolonged Sitting
David X. Swenson PhD LP
May 02, 2023|Research Posters
Dispatchers may work schedules ranging from 8 to 10 to 12-hour shifts, with additional scheduled or emergency overtime, spanning evenings, weekends, and holidays. The long periods of boredom punctuated by the chaos of multiple crisis calls during staff shortages and the work of dispatchers has been rated as one of the most stressful jobs in America, according to O*Net (2019).
Saving 911: Can Anything Increase Career Longevity for Emergency Communications Officers?
Lindsey Beasley
May 02, 2023|Research Posters
How can we do a better job of increasing career longevity for Emergency Communications Officers?
