https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S003801212200235X
ambulance service in brazil had average response time around 10 minutes
no mention of first responders - no mention of FD
see references - multi studies of ems sytems - china - iran - etc
Regarding the identified average RT of 14 min 25 s, it is important to
consider that the mean may not be a true representation of the
analyzed data because it is influenced by very large and very small
values within the sample and it would be prudent to consider the
median RT to be 11 min, since statistically the median is the middle
of the data set [56]. From this point of view, according to the
literature, the RT of Southwest Paraná SAMU is equivalent to the
average RT of European EMS. (rt = response time)
Using descriptive statistics, a mean RT of 14 min 25 s was identified,
with a median of 11 min and mode of 9 min. The average dispatch time
for ambulances was less than 5 min, with 3 min being the most frequent
result. Dispatch time comprises the interval between answering the
call by the MRAT, medical regulation and decision making by the DP to
send the ambulance with a team to the scene of an emergency [12]. The
average preparation time for ambulances and teams was below 1 min. The
The Anglo-American model of emergency medicine is implemented in
countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand,
and the United Kingdom. Performed by paramedics, this service protocol
consists of taking the patient to the hospital to receive appropriate
treatment, while in the Franco-German model, implemented in countries
such as Austria, Finland, France, Germany, Latvia, Norway, Poland,
Portugal, Russia, Slovenia, Sweden, and Switzerland, is characterized
by the presence ? DOCTORS ?
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