… It is clear that timely access to life-saving and disability-preventing emergency care is
problematic in many settings. Yet, low-cost measures can likely be taken to significantly reduce …

… or the inability to get a timely appointment in the primary care setting, and higher demand for
emergency care. In England, for example, a GP patient survey found an inverse relationship …

… emergency and critical care services. Whereas the burden of these diseases and the subsequent
need for emergency and critical care services … of emergency and critical cares services …

… to other emergency and unscheduled care services in a large … care provided by an ECP
was less appropriate than the care … settings, we found that the ECP effect in the 999 setting …

… The aim of this systematic mapping review was to bring together published research from
urgent and emergency care settings to identify drivers that underpin patient decisions to …

… care, the emergency care system has become the “safety net of the safety net, providing
primary care services … Given their demonstrated effectiveness in the emergency care setting, the …

… Study The aim of the study was to explore the aspects of emergency care that are important
to the older patients who received treatment at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh and to …

… Access to quality prehospital care services was universally poor in our study sample and
can be seen as an opportunity for organisation and improvement. A basic prehospital system …

… Research on the importance of emergency care and its cost-effectiveness can enhance a …
role of emergency care services in resource-limited settings. Emergency physicians interested …

… Across the Continuum: A Systems Approach,” four key research questions arose: 1) which
patients are in greatest need of palliative care services in the ED, 2) what is the optimal role of …