Access to emergency services.

PARESH WANKHADE; Peter Murphy; Geoffrey Heath

Access to emergency services.

PARESH WANKHADE, Peter Murphy, Geoffrey Heath

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Abstract

The evidence presented relates to the following four areas:

• The need for strategic delivery plans to improve both capacity and service quality.
• The rapid professionalisation of ambulance services.
• Continuous improvement in triage, and
• Performance evaluation and review of non-urgent call prioritisation.

Original language	English
Type	Access to emergency services.
Media of output	UK Parliament.
Publisher	House of Lords Public Services Committee
Number of pages	13
Publication status	Published - 3 Jan 2023

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