Leslie Tricoche, Denis Pélisson, Léa Longo, Eric Koun, Alice Poisson, Jérôme Prado, Martine Meunier
Task-independent neural bases of peer presence effect on cognition in children and adults
NeuroImage
order evaluate whether new rescue means community emergency paramedics gemeindenotfallsanitter gnfs relieves emergency medical service ems care lowpriority emergencies perspective general practitioners patients also surveyed written questionnaire part innovation fund project recruitment participation study proved difficult aim study evaluate gnfs decided providing information study participation measures would necessary include emergency patients surveys future retrospective analysis assignment protocols april 1 2021 june 30 2022 addition patient characteristics data treatments interventions recommendations patients well reasons nonparticipation patient survey collected 5395 gnfs protocols contained information nonparticipation included analysis average age patients 624 years sd 227 502 female 574 cases categorised nonurgent 352 cases required additional ambulance alerted 404 75 patients used ems 1120 208 sufficient language skills 1012 188 patients declined study participation 2975 551 patients able participate according gnfs assessment dementianeurocognitive impairment 35 acuteemergency situation 265 mental health impairment 103 substance abuse 65 given reasons nonparticipation gnfs perspective results show half patients unable take part written survey various reasons even though need urgent care could due high demand care complex consent procedure addition resources required provide needsbased care patients order relieve burden emergency medical care half patients unable take part written survey various reasons research needed determine consent procedures appropriate facilitate patients study participation