Abstract
One-third of pediatric Emergency Medical Services (EMS) calls result in a child being left at the scene. There are, however, very few EMS agencies with protocols to help EMS providers determine when non-transport might be safe. Little is known about how EMS providers currently make non-transport decisions. Our objective was to describe how EMS providers currently make pediatric non-transport decisions and identify enablers and barriers to successfully implementing a pediatric non-transport triage tool.
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