36.Issue 12 december 24 - INDO AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES

Volume : 11, Issue : 12, December – 2024

Title:

REDUCING MEDICAL ERRORS IN PRE-HOSPITAL EMERGENCY CARE: TRAINING AND TECHNOLOGY INTERVENTIONS

Authors :

Khaled Mohammed Aldosari, Nasser Suwayyid Nasser Al Dawsari , Bandar Mossa Masoud Alfaifi ,Saleh Mahdi Saleh AL Sharyah, Saleh Mahdi Saleh AL Sharyah, Salih Eajim Hasan Al Mutarid, Naif Saleh Ali Alyamei, Hussain Hassan Alsalem

Abstract :

Medical errors in pre-hospital emergency care present significant challenges, often leading to compromised patient outcomes and increased healthcare costs. These errors, including diagnostic inaccuracies, medication mistakes, and communication failures, highlight the need for innovative solutions to enhance EMS operations. This article explores the impact of simulation-based training, continuous professional development, artificial intelligence tools, and telemedicine on reducing errors in EMS. By reviewing recent evidence and advancements, the study underscores the effectiveness of integrating training and technology interventions to improve paramedic performance, enhance patient safety, and optimize pre-hospital care.
Keywords: Medical errors, pre-hospital care, emergency medical services, paramedic training, artificial intelligence, telemedicine, simulation-based training, patient safety, EMS technologies, healthcare innovation.

Cite This Article:

Please cite this article in press Khaled Mohammed Aldosari et al., Reducing Medical Errors In Pre-Hospital Emergency Care: Training And Technology Interventions .,Indo Am. J. P. Sci, 2024; 11 (12).

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