Telephone and wireless performance evaluation of pre-hospital emergency Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad in year 2016

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Author Details : Alimohammad Khoramrouz, Rahim Ostvar, Somayeh Hessam

Volume : 5, Issue : 3, Year : 2017

Article Page : 122-125

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Abstract

Background and Purpose: Emergency first-line treatment of emergency. The timely arrival of an ambulance could be more injuries from an injury time for a patient is critical and can minimize the time responded to the needs of patients and victims. In the pre-hospital emergency patient when dealing with life Time can have a direct impact on the treatment and transfer patients In this study by examining the factors that can minimize the time to examine and time can be minimized by communication tools such as mobile and wireless phones, and so did.
Materials and Methods: This study is a prospective, quasi-experimental on all pre-hospital emergency setting Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad was conducted in year 2016. In this study, data collection through the questionnaire. The data were collected from both groups were analyzed using SPSS software.
Results: The results showed telephones wireless communication system performance indicators in most pre-hospital emergency care in this province are almost the same.
Conclusion: The use of wireless and mobile systems according to many benefits in health systems is essential.

Key Words: Emergency Pre-hospital wireless and mobile systems, time management

How to cite : Khoramrouz A, Ostvar R, Hessam S, Telephone and wireless performance evaluation of pre-hospital emergency Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad in year 2016. J Pharm Biol Sci 2017;5(3):122-125

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