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999 Abstracts

• OP001: SERVICE USER PERSPECTIVES ON PATIENT SAFETY IN THE AMBULANCE SERVICE (19 May, 2015)

  Rachel O'Hara, Enid Hirst, Maxine Johnson, Chris Newman, Deborah Shaw, Janette Turner
• OP002: FEASIBILITY STUDY OF A NOVEL PAIN ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR IMPROVING PREHOSPITAL PAIN MANAGEMENT (19 May, 2015)

  Mohammad Iqbal, P Anne Spaight, Ros Kane, Zahid Asghar, A Niroshan Siriwardena
• P001: EMERGENCY MEDICAL DISPATCH EFFECTIVENESS: A NEW UTSTEIN TYPE ANALYTICAL TOOL FOR STUDYING THE SPECIFIC STAGES IN THE CALL TAKING PROCESS (19 May, 2015)

  Tracey Barron, Conrad Fivaz, Jerry Overton
• P002: DEVELOPMENT OF A PATIENT REPORTED EXPERIENCE MEASURE (PREM) FOR USE IN THE AMBULANCE SERVICE (19 May, 2015)

  Fiona Togher, Aloysius Niroshan Siriwardena, Karen Windle
• P003: DOES CURRENT PRE-HOSPITAL CARE FOR PATIENTS AT THE END OF THEIR LIFE REFLECT BEST PRACTICE GUIDANCE? (19 May, 2015)

  Joanna Shaw, Rachael Fothergill, Georgina Murphy-Jones
• P004: IMPROVING PRE-HOSPITAL PAEDIATRIC PAIN MANAGEMENT (19 May, 2015)

  Joanna Shaw, Rachael Fothergill, Gurkamal Virdi
• P005: ENSURING AN APPROPRIATE PRE-HOSPITAL RESPONSE TO PATIENTS IN SICKLE CELL CRISIS (19 May, 2015)

  Joanna Shaw, Rachael Fothergill, Gurkamal Virdi
• P006: BETTER TOGETHER? AMBULANCE STAFF VIEWS OF HUMAN FACTORS IN RESUSCITATION (19 May, 2015)

  Joshua Miller
• P007: DOES DEMENTIA MATTER: IS DEMENTIA AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN 999 CALL-OUTS TO OLDER PEOPLE? (19 May, 2015)

  Marina Buswell, Sarah Amado, Claire Goodman, Julia William, Jane Fleming, Phillip Lumbard, Larissa Prothero
• P008: REVOLUTION IN PPI OR REVOLT? A MEETING OF MINDS OR A CLASH OF OPINIONS (19 May, 2015)

  Andy Irving, Andrea Broadway-Parkinson, Maggie Marsh, Dan Fall
• P009: ARE PREHOSPITAL TREATMENT OR CONVEYANCE DECISIONS AFFECTED BY AN AMBULANCE CREW'S ABILITY TO ACCESS A PATIENT'S HEALTH INFORMATION? A UK SURVEY (19 May, 2015)

  Ollie Zorab, Maria Robinson, Ruth Endacott
• P010: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF RAPID ACCESS MODELS OF CARE AND THEIR EFFECTS ON DELAYS IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS (19 May, 2015)

  Bridie Angela Evans, Alison Porter, Becky Gammon, Robert Harris Mayes, Mark Poulden, Nigel Rees, Helen Snooks, Alun Toghill, Bridget Wells, Richard Whitfield
• P011: CAN WE REDUCE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS THROUGH EFFECTIVE SOCIAL CARE FOR OLDER PEOPLE? (19 May, 2015)

  Alison Porter, Sian Morrison-Rees
• P012: SNAPSHOT OF INITIATIVES TO SUPPORT TIMELY PATIENT HANDOVER FROM AMBULANCES TO THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT (19 May, 2015)

  Bridget Wells, Bridie Angela Evans, Alison Porter, Becky Gammon, Robert Harris Mayes, Mark Poulden, Nigel Rees, Helen Snooks, Alun Toghill, Richard Whitfield
• P013: THE JAM IN THE SANDWICH, DOWN HERE IN A&E': STAFF PERSPECTIVES ON THE IMPACT AND CAUSES OF HANDOVER DELAYS BETWEEN THE AMBULANCE SERVICE AND THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT (19 May, 2015)

  Alison Porter, Bridie Angela Evans, Becky Gammon, Robert Harris Mayes, Mark Poulden, Nigel Rees, Helen Snooks, Alun Toghill, Bridget Wells, Richard Whitfield
• P014: IMPROVING OUTCOMES FROM OUT OF HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST: THE CARDIAC ARREST INDIVIDUAL REGISTRY AND OUTCOMES PROGRAMMES (CAIRO) (19 May, 2015)

  Jonathan Benger, S Voss, M Thomas
• P015: REDUCING OVERTRIAGE AND UNDERTRIAGE RATES OF PELVIC FRACTURES AND UNNECESSARY PELVIC BINDER APPLICATIONS IN MAJOR TRAUMA PATIENTS (19 May, 2015)

  Hannah Trebilcock
• P016: THE IMPACT OF INCREASING THE RUNNING TIME TO THE MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE (MTC) TO 60 MINUTES IN THE SOUTH WEST (19 May, 2015)

  Hannah Trebilcock
• P017: PRE-HOSPITAL PAIN ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT: A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT (QI) APPROACH (19 May, 2015)

  Jessica Lynde, Ollie Zorab
• P018: IMPROVING POST-RESUSCITATION CARE FOLLOWING OUT-OF-HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST (19 May, 2015)

  Jessica Lynde, Ollie Zorab