Emergency Call Center: The Concept of Nurse Screening at Dispatch David Persse, MD.

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Emergency Call Center: The Concept of Nurse Screening at Dispatch David Persse, MD

Over Use of EMS 39.62% of Calls result in Non-Transport 60.38% resulted in Transports 60.92% BLS Care 39.08% ALS Care 1.44% Critical Care

Over-Request of EMS? Houston 2006 –232,286 requests for Emerg. Med. Service A-level = ~39.37% B-level = ~17.15% C-level = ~39.32% D-level = ~04.19% –133,985 patients transported –1927 Critical Care events ~0.84%

Over-Use of EMS A-Level Calls –1.43% received ALS Care –0.032% received Critical Care B-Level Calls –28.18% received ALS Care –0.149% received Critical Care C-Level Calls –38.61% received ALS Care –0.51% received Critical Care D-Level Calls –47.08% received ALS Care –14.21% received Critical Care –(71.3% of all Crit Care)

“The Right Resource to The Right Patient The First Time” Can We Identify the Lowest Risk Calls? What is the “Right Resource”? –Medic Ambulance? –Ambulance? –“Aid Car”? –Taxi –…or a REFERRAL?!

Emergency Types Abdominal Pain A-Level –Low Rate of ALS Care (Undertriage) <1% –Low Rate of Critical Care Undertriage 0% Sick Person A-Level –Low Rate of ALS Care = 1.6% –Low Rate of CCUT = 0.07%

Retrospective Analysis of Prospectively Collected Data One month “Abdominal Pain” & “Sick Person” No positive predictors

Care Provided 551 calls: 58 No patient contact 43 refused transport 350 BLS transport – no treatment 82 BLS care and transport 8 received ALS care * 0 received Critical Care *Not Clinically Relevant nor Time Sensitive

Telephone Nurse Triage (TNT) Standard Call Screening Lowest Priority Calls Trained Experienced RN’s Call Taking Floor Established, Validated Protocol Integration with 18 Houston Area Health Care Providers using Same Protocol

T-N-T Referral NOT Indicated Call comes from HPD or other law enforcement officer/agency Call comes from staff at a medical/health care facility (hospital, nursing home, medical clinic, etc.) Caller is a patient at a medical/health care facility, or is tired of waiting to be seen at an emergency room and requests transport to another ER. Call comes from City Hall, other governmental offices Call comes from a school Call from Fire Station Call from Airport Call for Mutual Aid Call made by 2nd/3rd party for patient who does not have a phone.