… the agreement between prehospital and first ED vital signs among trauma patients meeting
… the importance of prehospital vital signs and their ability to predict outcomes after trauma, …

… who were stabilized and transferred by the EMS to the ED of the … The main outcome variable
was the appearance of SAEs at … of traumatic injury, in the serial taking of vital signs and …

… if field vital signs accurately predicted first ED vital signs across two trauma centers with
varying length of prehospital … with poor outcomes among trauma patients. The degree to which …

… cleaning of the devices to measure the different vital signs. … , admission’s time to ED, affiliation,
and ambulance’s code. … variable of presence of trauma and penetrating trauma, p > 0.05 …

… study is to compare the predictive abilities of prehospital, ED, and delta SIs for outcomes of
… database has a notable amount of missing data, with prehospital vital signs being the most …

… the predictive characteristics of initial prehospital REMS for ED … REMS values range from
0 to 26 and higher values are … For this investigation, the first set of prehospital vital signs …

… primary outcome was the rate of recording all four basic vital signs… Scale, is reported as a
predictor of trauma patients [20, 21]. … have promoted recognition of the importance of vital signs. …

… Notably, prehospital vital signs were only collected for … as the primary outcome, analyzing
1033 EMS patient records… within 6 h after admission to the ED. The aim of this study was…

… ED stay and their outcome. 24-hour mortality was the primary … We also found that in addition
to the vital signs covered by … specificity of RTS for prehospital use of trauma patients are not …

… in need of advanced prehospital or ED care. We recently … We evaluated the first recorded
value of each vital sign among … the prediction of children at risk of critical illness and injury …