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Editorial
Prehospital emergency medicine: the series
  1. P Driscoll, Joint Editors,
  2. J Wardrope, Joint Editors,
  3. C Laird, Associate Editor, Prehospital care
  1. Correspondence to:
 Mr J Wardrope; 
 jimwardrope{at}hotmail.com

https://doi.org/10.1136/emj.20.4.304

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    Prehospital emergency care is changing at a breathtaking pace. The supply of doctors able to provide assessment and treatment out of hours is not keeping pace with increasing demands for emergency care. The result is over stretched out of hours primary care, ambulance services, and A&E departments. In response, the NHS wants to increase the scope of practice of doctors, nurses, and paramedics to help provide a first class service to patients who need clinical advice …

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