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Scandinavian Journal of Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine
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ISSN 1757-7241 · BMC · 1.773 artikel di indeks
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Nordic-Baltic EMS benchmarking—important progress but fragile data foundations
Abstract Background The Nordic-Baltic EMS Network has worked for years to establish comparable quality indicators and benchmarking across emergency medical services (EMS) in participating countries. Three reports, including the recent 2025 edition, promote transparency and collaboration. While…
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Frequent users of the ambulance service in a Swedish region: a retrospective cohort study
Abstract Background This study aimed to describe the characteristics of frequent users of ambulance services and their corresponding ambulance missions. Methods A retrospective cohort study using register data from a Swedish region (approximately 308,000 inhabitants) was conducted. The dataset…
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A European paramedic curriculum for geriatric emergency medicine developed via a modified Delphi technique
Abstract Background Older emergency patients currently account for most European emergency medical service dispatches. Due to demographic changes and increasing comorbidities in advanced age, this number is expected to rise substantially in the coming years. Prehospital professionals require…
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Penetrating thoracic stab wounds and the cardiac box: a single-center experience of in-hospital treatment and outcome in Germany
Abstract Background Thoracic stab injuries (TSI) are rare but potentially life-threatening emergencies. In Germany, their incidence in emergency departments remains low. The cardiac box (CB) concept has been proposed to identify cardiac involvement in penetrating thoracic trauma, although its…
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Effect of trauma life support training on patient outcomes: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Abstract Background Trauma causes significant global burden of disease. Trauma life support training programmes aim to improve early trauma care, but little is known about their effects on patient outcomes. Methods We conducted a systematic review using keywords and medical subject headings…
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The impact of the Scandinavian Neurotrauma Committee guidelines for pediatric head trauma on the management in the emergency department—a retrospective time series analysis
Abstract Background The Scandinavian Neurotrauma Committees (SNC) guideline is a validated and well established decision tool for pediatric minor to moderate head trauma in Sweden, categorizing patients into low, moderate and high risk for intracranial injury. It recommends observation over imaging…
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Five seconds to safety: detecting and managing critical instability before structured handover in non-trauma patients
Abstract In recent years, effective and safe patient handover concepts have been established in the resuscitation room. The utilisation of a structured scheme and the establishment of a 'handover culture', wherein all team members recognise the significance of this phase, serve as crucial…
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Effectiveness and safety of techniques for cervical spine immobilization in mountain rescue
Abstract Background Cervical spine injuries in alpine sports require immediate immobilization at the site of the accident to avoid possible secondary damage caused by transportation. Using special sensor technology, this study investigated whether a cervical spine orthosis (cervical collar…
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Geographic distribution of EMS missions and patient conditions in suburban and rural Sweden: a retrospective observational study
Abstract Objective Swedish emergency medical services (EMS) faces challenges due to increased demand and limited resources. In Sweden, EMS have experienced a general increase in workload, with longer response times, and limited access to and capacity of receiving facilities. The geographical…
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Cardiac arrest in adult patients following burn injury: a scoping review with expert recommendations on management
Abstract Background Cardiac arrest following severe burn injury is rare but devastating, reflecting profound systemic compromise from hypovolemia, hypoxia, toxic exposure, or metabolic derangement. Despite recognition of these mechanisms, data on incidence, causes, and outcomes remain limited, and…
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Research trends and ethical perspectives on explainable artificial intelligence in emergency medicine: a bibliometric analysis
Abstract Background Explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) has become increasingly relevant for ensuring transparency, interpretability, and trust in clinical decision support systems. In emergency medicine, where decision-making is time-critical and data are often incomplete, XAI provides…
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External validation of the REDUCTION clinical decision aids for ruling out fractures in patients with midfacial and mandibular injuries in the emergency department: a protocol for a prospective multi-centre cohort study
Abstract Background Computed Tomography (CT) is the gold standard for diagnosing midfacial and mandibular fractures in emergency department (ED) patients. However, its increasing availability has led to more frequent use, resulting in higher healthcare costs and unnecessary radiation exposure…
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Image transmission and video live-streaming in emergency medical communication centre: a narrative review of its feasability, use, and impact
Abstract Introduction Emergency Medical Communication Centres (EMCC) are responsible for assessing calls, providing pre-arrival instructions, and dispatching resources. Telephone-based triage is limited by the lack of visual information, which may lead to under-triage or over-triage. Telemedicine…
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Artificial intelligence-driven clustering for phenotyping life-threatening prehospital trauma
Abstract Background Traumatic patients usually suffer from several complex conditions that hinder their risk characterization. The aim of this study was to derive phenotypes of prehospital acute life-threatening trauma via nonsupervised artificial intelligence (AI) clustering methods. Methods This…
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IN SITU: Evaluation of the feasibility and impacts of in situ simulation in emergency medicine, a mixed method study
Abstract Introduction In situ simulation (ISS) is a popular teaching method which uses simulated scenarios occurring in the actual clinical work environment of the learners. Our study aimed to compare the feasibility, safety, and identification of latent safety threats (LSTs) of two types of ISS in…
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