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I'm going to try and direct this at anyone who normally takes or has taken calls for incomming patients. Mabye a little of the calls for orders, etc but mostly when an EMS unit be it BLS or ALS calls and give you a report of an incomming patient.
What do you want to hear?
What do you NOT want to hear?
How long is to long, how short is to short?
I've tried to narrow done much of my reports to hospitals based on the state of the patient and amount of info I've come to see ED's actually care to hear. Just like how we all view the patient "sick, critically sick, or not sick" is how I expect you would be looking to hear, and mabye this thread can be some what of a bridge betwen EMS and ED.
What do you want to hear?
What do you NOT want to hear?
How long is to long, how short is to short?
I've tried to narrow done much of my reports to hospitals based on the state of the patient and amount of info I've come to see ED's actually care to hear. Just like how we all view the patient "sick, critically sick, or not sick" is how I expect you would be looking to hear, and mabye this thread can be some what of a bridge betwen EMS and ED.