EMS2022 Scotland

EMS2022 Scotland

Emergency Medical Services Congress, Scotland 2022

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Scottish Ambulance Service

As the frontline of the NHS in Scotland and with over 5000 members of staff, we provide an emergency ambulance service to the Scottish population of over 5 million people, serving all of the nation’s mainland and island communities.

The Scottish Ambulance Service responds to approximately 1.8 million calls for emergency and non-emergency assistance each year and we attend over 700,000 emergency and unscheduled incidents each year, coordinated from our three Ambulance Control Centres.

Our Special Operations Response Teams respond to around 1200 calls requiring specialist intervention in hazardous environments and supported approx. 9000 emergency calls. Our Air Ambulance Service undertakes around 3500 missions and we co-ordinate the delivery of the ScotSTAR specialist Transport and Retrieval Service for Scotland which transfers over 2500 of the most seriously ill patients to access specialised treatment.

We transfer over 50,000 patients between hospitals each year, and our Patient Transport Service takes over 600,000 patients to and from scheduled hospital appointments each year. It provides care for patients who need support to reach their healthcare appointments due to their medical and mobility needs.

We are helped by over 1500 volunteers working in roles such as Community First Responders and Sandpiper Wildcat Cardiac Responders. We also provide command and control along with emergency cover at certain major and high profile events, such as the Commonwealth Games, the European Championships and Scottish Rugby.

At a Glance

  • 1 National Ambulance Service for Scotland
  • 3 Operational Ambulance Regions
  • 1 National Operations Division – National Risk and Resilience, Special Operations Response teams, Scotstar and Ambulance Control
  • UK’s only integrated Air Ambulance Service
  • Over 200 stations/bases all over Scotland
  • Over 1500 vehicles – including:
  • 670 Accident and Emergency Ambulances and 60 Paramedic/Rapid Response Units

 Towards 2020: Taking Care to the Patient

The Scottish Ambulance Service recognises that it’s significant contribution towards the effective delivery of the Scottish Government 2020 vision as a frontline service providing emergency, unscheduled and scheduled care 24/7. This five-year strategic framework shows how we have delivered that in a way that supports the national NHS Scotland quality ambitions for person-centred, safe, and effective care.

Our objectives:

  • Save more lives
  • Working together for Better Patient Care
  • Building on Successful Partnerships and Collaborations
  • Delivering Improved Outcomes
  • Responding to Patients’ needs
  • Developing our Workforce for the future

By 2020 we aim to:

  • improve access to healthcare;
  • improve outcomes for patients – specifically cardiac, trauma, stroke, mental health, respiratory, frailty and falls;
  • evidence a shift in the balance of care by taking more care to the patient;
  • enhance our clinical skills as a key and integral partner working with primary and secondary care;
  • develop our Service as a key partner with newly formed Integration Boards;
  • collaborate with other partners including the voluntary sector and the other blue light emergency services as part of a contribution to shared services and public service reform;
  • build and strengthen community resilience;
  • expand our diagnostic capability and use of technology to improve patient care; and
  • develop a more flexible, responsive and integrated scheduled Patient Transport Service.

 

 

 

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Presentations from EMS2022

17 May 2022

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EMS2022 Abstracts Published in BMJ

3 May 2022

First and foremost we once again want to thank everybody that submitted an abstract for EMS2022. Below you will find the abstracts that was selected for publication in BMJ Open. About BMJ Open BMJ Open is an online, open access journal, dedicated to publishing medical research from all disciplines and therapeutic areas. The journal publishes […]

Call for Abstracts

8 December 2021

We are pleased to announce this Call for Abstracts for EMS2022. The target audience of the congress is researchers and pre-hospital and emergency health care professionals such as medical directors, physicians, paramedics, dispatchers, nurses, and management. Deadline for submission is 5 January 2022

Apply for the European EMS Championship 2022

30 November 2021

During EMS2022 you will be able to challenge yourself and your team of EMS colleagues in the scenario-based European EMS Championship. All teams will compete in two preliminary rounds. The 3 teams with the highest scores from the preliminary rounds will compete in the finals at a spectacular full-scale scenario in the plenary hall. Deadline […]

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