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What's New in Emergency Pre-hospital Care Research? 2008 Conference organised by 999 EMS Research Forum in collaboration with University of Sheffield and the National Ambulance Research Steering Group
was awarded jointly to David Fitzpatrick and Patricia Coleman
Improving post-hypoglycaemic patient safety in the pre-hospital environment: a systematic review
  1. D Fitzpatrick,
  2. E A S Duncan
  1. Scottish Ambulance Service/NMAHP Research Unit, University of Stirling, Stirling, UK

    https://doi.org/10.1136/emj.2009.075432b

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      Over two million people are diagnosed with diabetes in the UK; a figure predicted to rise to three million by the end of the decade. Diabetes is placing increasing pressure on NHS resources. Audit data from the Scottish Ambulance Service indicate hypoglycaemic patients account for approximately 50% of the 6500 diabetes related emergency calls per annum. Hypoglycaemia is one condition typically included in “Treat and Refer” …

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