From: National consensus on communication in prehospital trauma care, the DENIM study
Case topic | N | % | Consensus | |
1 | Value of P-HEMS in TBI case | 78 | 23 | N |
2 | Value of P-HEMS in rapid sequence intubation as a part of pain management | 77 | 62 | T+ |
3 | Value of P-HEMS in paediatric TBI, assessment of GCS | 77 | 63 | T+ |
4 | Pain management and transport time | 75 | 36 | N |
5 | Usage of the AVPU scale for neurological assessment | 75 | 51 | N |
6 | Definitions of “Scoop and Run” and “Stay and Play” | 75 | 67 | T+ |
7 | Treatment of a bleeding scalp injury | 75 | 43 | N |
Statement topic | N | % | Consensus | |
1 | P-HEMS shortens time to definite care | 74 | 27 | N |
2 | Primary dispatch P-HEMS strictly based on information on the MOI | 74 | 78 | Y+ |
3 | the ‘D’ is more important than the ‘A,B,C’ for dispatch of P-HEMS | 74 | 78 | Y- |
4 | P-HEMS dispatch for patients suffering penetrating trauma | 74 | 64 | T- |
5 | Variability in the relative dispatch frequency per EMS dispatch region | 74 | 55 | T+ |
6 | Extrication time > 20 min P-HEMS dispatch is indicated | 73 | 58 | T+ |
7 | victim ejected from vehicle is an adequate dispatch criterion | 73 | 80 | Y+ |
8 | Extremes in ages adequate dispatch criterion | 73 | 44 | N |
9 | RTS below 12 is an adequate dispatch criterion for the P-HEMS | 73 | 38 | N |
10 | On the importance of the MOI for the dispatch of P-HEMS | 73 | 84 | Y+ |
11 | The importance of the injuries sustained for the dispatch of P-HEMS | 73 | 96 | Y+ |
12 | The value of patient’s vital signs for the dispatch of the P-HEMS | 73 | 95 | Y+ |
13 | The influence of logistical factors for the dispatch of the P-HEMS | 73 | 78 | Y+ |