Titlebook: Ambulance Services; Leadership and Manag Paresh Wankhade,Kevin Mackway-Jones Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 a

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A Strategy for Managing Quality in Ambulance Services the health service is primarily around improving quality by putting the patient first and protecting them from harm and developing a culture of transparency and openness (for instance, the National Health Service (NHS) Outcome Framework). The measurement of quality within ambulance services has als

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Management of Emergency Demandtion and rising emergency demand, all against the backdrop of a reducing health sector finances and significant changes to the healthcare system itself. The increase in demand for ambulance services is being seen everywhere—possibly driven by a combination of an ageing population beset by multiple i

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Ethical Commissioning of Emergency Ambulance Servicespublic. These services are working in a challenging climate where decisions on priority setting have to be made within an ethically acceptable framework. Commissioners of ambulance services need to ensure that services that are in place are effective (do good) and that decisions on priority setting

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Leadership and System Thinking in the Modern Ambulance Servicen, which is insufficiently attuned to the changing and more heterogeneous actualities of demand of the modern world. An effective response to current rising pressures will require clear doctrine and revised concept of operation that is far more reflective of contemporary epidemiological realities an

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Interoperability and Multiagency Cooperationamme to train commanders to work differently and understand each others’ issues started in 2013 with the aim to improve communication and understanding of how the different emergency services work, what resources they have and the rules and regulations that govern how the different services respond

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Responding to Diversity and Delivering Equality in Prehospital Care: Statutory Responsibilities, Besn increasingly important issue for patients, service users and staff. Ambulance services, as public sector organisations, are bound by The Equality Act 2010 and as NHS organisations are actively encouraged to implement the Equality Delivery System (EDS) and its successor EDS2, providing the local st

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Future Perspectives for the UK Ambulance Services: Evolution Rather than Revolutiontribution made by the modern paramedic profession have played such a significant place in the urgent and emergency healthcare system. It is likely however that the current service is only at the start of a process that will see significant development in the way an ambulance service can contribute t

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