Abstract
This poster describes the first 16 months experience of pre-hospital RSI in a rural and sub-urban helicopter-based doctor-paramedic service after the introduction of a standard operating procedure already proven in an urban trauma environment.
Highlights
From London Trauma Conference 2012 London, UK. 4-7 December 2012. This poster describes the first 16 months experience of pre-hospital RSI in a rural and sub-urban helicopter-based doctor-paramedic service after the introduction of a standard operating procedure already proven in an urban trauma environment
Patients who were intubated by Ambulance Service personnel prior to the arrival of the EAAA team were excluded
A total of 69 RSIs occurring within the study period were identified as having been carried out by the EAAA team
Summary
This poster describes the first 16 months experience of pre-hospital RSI in a rural and sub-urban helicopter-based doctor-paramedic service after the introduction of a standard operating procedure already proven in an urban trauma environment.time over 750 missions were flown with 11.5% of these resulting in an RSI.Published: 28 May 2013. Rapid Sequence Induction on trauma patients performed by a rural and suburban air ambulance service: a 16-month audit of practice From London Trauma Conference 2012 London, UK. Introduction This poster describes the first 16 months experience of pre-hospital RSI in a rural and sub-urban helicopter-based doctor-paramedic service after the introduction of a standard operating procedure already proven in an urban trauma environment.
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