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Prehospital Transport Time Intervals for Acute Stroke Patients
The Journal of Emergency Medicine, 06/29/09
Ramanujam P et al. - Prehospital scene time and run times for acute strokes are less when there is diagnostic concordance between dispatchers and paramedics. Time intervals did not differ between missed and recognized strokes.
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