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See Latest ArticlesParamedic-led prehospital thrombolysis is safe and effective
Emergency Medicine Journal, 06/01/09
Khan SN et al. - Prehospital thrombolysis can be administered safely by ambulance staff supported by a Trust clinical support system with excellent clinical outcomes.
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