Compton J, Little M
Aust N Z J Surg. 1983 Oct;53(5):435-8. doi: 10.1111/j.1445-2197.1983.tb02480.x.
The performance of intensive care ambulance officers (paramedics) has been assessed by an analysis of interventions and outcomes in 75 patients transported by ambulance services to the Westmead Centre following accidents. An injury severity score has been used to compare anticipated with actual results. It appeared that some 20% of patients benefited from paramedical interventions, that some 10% reached hospital alive because of the interventions, and that about 3% survived in the long term because of the interventions. Ambulance officers showed themselves to be accurate in assessing the severity of trauma.
通过对75例事故后由救护车送往韦斯特米德中心的患者的干预措施和结果进行分析，对重症监护救护车工作人员（护理人员）的表现进行了评估。使用损伤严重程度评分来比较预期结果和实际结果。结果显示，约20%的患者从医护干预中受益，约10%的患者因干预措施而存活至医院，约3%的患者因干预措施而长期存活。救护车工作人员在评估创伤严重程度方面表现准确。
