Abstract
The provision of safe and effective healthcare is a mainstay for all services and clinicians associated with the delivery of pre-hospital care, however little is empirically known about the prevalence and impact of harm caused in the pre-hospital phase. This commentary critically appraises a recent systematic review which sought to identify the frequency of patient safety incidents and the harm associated with them in prehospital care.
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