Load and go versus stay and play: Analysis of prehospital IV fluid therapy by computer simulation

Wears, Robert L.; Winton, C. N.

doi:10.1016/s0196-0644(05)81802-5

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“…While early successful cannulation will save time when the patient arrives in hospital, 5 it is also clear that repeated unsuccessful attempts or access with a cannula of insufficient gauge will hinder progress at the same stage.…”

Section: Cannulation Issuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fluid resuscitation in prehospital trauma care: a consensus view

Revell¹,

Porter²,

Greaves³

2002

Emergency Medicine Journal

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Section: Cannulation Issuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fluid resuscitation in prehospital trauma care: a consensus view

Revell¹,

Porter²,

Greaves³

2002

Emergency Medicine Journal

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“…The panel included a Consultant in Emergency Medicine for professional knowledge of the procedures and outcomes, a Medical Director of an Ambulance Service for professional knowledge of the service, paramedics and policy, a Chief Executive of an NHS Trust for the broad expenditure priorities, and a health economist with experience in undertaking economic evaluations of pre-hospital services for the perspective on cost-effectiveness. All those approached agreed to take part and a pack was sent to each (Appendix 4), including a synopsis of the proposal, copies of eight key papers [54][55][56][57][58][59][60][61] (all short) available at the time of the funding decision data, and the questions on which their opinions were sought. They were asked how, at the time of the trial funding in 1995, they would have expected the provision of pre-hospital care to have developed had the trial not been funded, in particular whether or not, or what proportion of patients would be cannulated before transfer to hospital.…”

Section: Data From Expertsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Prioritisation of health technology assessment. The PATHS model: methods and case studies

Townsend

Buxton²,

Harper³

2003

Health Technol Assess

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“…Dennoch zeigt sich, daß gerade bei den schwerer Verletzten eine Tendenz zur Besserung des Zustands durch die durchgeführten notärztlichen Maßnah- [21,35]. Hier können Einflußfaktoren wie Blutungsrate, Zeitpunkt des Infusionsbeginns, Typ der verwendeten Lösung mit entsprechend unterschiedlicher intravasaler Verweildauer, Infusionsrate, Zeit bis zur definitiven Blutstillung etc.…”

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Erstversorgung vor Ort oder schnellstmöglicher Transportbeginn?

Rossi¹

1997

Notfall

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Die Erstversorgung von Notfallpatienten, insbesondere bei instabilen Vitalfunktionen, sollte grundsätzlich Vorrang vor dem hektischen Beginn eines Transports ohne vorherige Einleitung sichernder Maßnahmen haben.Dabei lassen sich typische medizinische und einsatztaktische Aspekte herausstellen, die Hinweise für die vor Ort und auf dem Transport erforderlichen diagnostischen und therapeutischen Maßnahmen und ein differenziertes Vorgehen in Verlauf liefern.Nur inAusnahmesituationen erscheint in einem voll ausgebauten notfallmedizinischen System deutscher Prägung eine "scoop and run-Strategie" angemessen.

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Load and go versus stay and play: Analysis of prehospital IV fluid therapy by computer simulation

Cited by 42 publications

References 19 publications

Fluid resuscitation in prehospital trauma care: a consensus view

Fluid resuscitation in prehospital trauma care: a consensus view

Prioritisation of health technology assessment. The PATHS model: methods and case studies

Erstversorgung vor Ort oder schnellstmöglicher Transportbeginn?

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