Paramedic Service Health Committee 5 16.pdf

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Service Delivery Statement

Mandate

To create an efficient and effective organizational model that is capable of

responding to the evolving emergency services needs of the community,while fulfilling all of the legislative requirements related to the provision ofthese services.

Procedure

This service delivery statement outlines the intended actions of theParamedic Service and the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care,Central Ambulance Communications Centre to maximize the effectivenessand efficiency of resource utilization within the Paramedic Service while

relying upon neighboring municipalities for assistance as required.


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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 201514000

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18000

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26000

Total number of paramedic assignments

The annual trend, total number of calls per year including standbys and all dispatched priority calls.

This information does not indicate the Canadian Triage Acuity Score on arrival or return priority.

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Call demand patterns by day of week and hourly segments


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Glossary of terms

Provincial Call Assinment Cateories

• Priority 1 ! "on ! #merency

• Priority 2 ! "on ! #merency $Sc%e&'le&(• Priority 3 ! Serio's

• Priority 4 ! )ife *%reatenin

Cana&ian Ac'ity *riae Score $C*AS(

– C*AS 1 )ife *%reatenin ie Car&iac Arrest

– C*AS 2 Potentially )ife *%reatenin ie +eart Attac,

– C*AS 3 Serio's ! -ract're& +i. – C*AS 4 "on / #merent

T t l ll di t ib ti


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Total call distribution

Priority 1

Priority 2Priority 3

The call distribution from 2007 up to 201.

This does not include standbys.

Percent call volume increase


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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

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Percent call volume increase

The percentage of call volume increase !not including standbys" bet#een the years 2007 and 201.

The baseline year is 2007 as it is the first year #e have on record.

There #as a 2$.%& increase from 2007 up to 201. 'ver the past % years there #as an average annual

increase of (.2& compared to the previous year


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Emergency vs Non urgent calls


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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 20150

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Emergency vs Non urgent calls

Priority 3

Priority 4

Priority 12

A comparison bet#een )riority *, )riority ( and +on urgent calls done from 2007 up to 201.

+on urgent calls include )riority 1 and )riority 2 calls.

Total number of emergency calls


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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

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8000

9000

10000

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12000

Total number of emergency calls

The comparison of the number of emergency calls done from 2007 up to 201.

mergency calls include all )riority * and )riority ( calls.


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"on/emerency transfers

ncreasin inim'm #merency Coverae

from 5 to 7 'nits – Decrease t%e n'mer of reso'rces availale for o't of

Co'nty transfers to 2 ve%icles

– ncrease t%e n'mer of ve%icles remainin in t%e

Co'nty of enfre

– aintain&ecrease t%e res.onse times in t%ecomm'nities of t%e Co'nty of enfre

Emergency call percentage increase


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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 20150

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10

15

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25

30

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40

Emergency call percentage increase

There #as a 17.%& increase from 2007 up to 201. 'ver the past %

years there #as an average annual increase of .77& compared to

the previous year.


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't of Co'nty es.onse

• :e ill only res.on& to life t%reatenin calls %en e

are t%e closest availale reso'rce

• :e ill only trans.ort t%e .atient if t%ey are C*AS 1 or2; meanin t%at t%ey %ave an imme&iate nee& for

treatment < trans.ortation

• :e ill e relieve& y t%e %ost .arame&ic service forC*AS 3/5 ac'ity; non/life t%reatenin con&itions at

scene

• :e ill not res.on& to non/life t%reatenin calls forservice in anot%er ='ris&iction


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A.E.D.Locations


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Time / Distance

for Stroke, STEMI& Trauma


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Community Paramedic Response Unit


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