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Ethical Commissioning of Emergency Ambulance Servicespproach that also includes clinicians, service users and the public in decision-making will ensure that a decision is fair, and the process for decision-making is open and transparent resulting in a more ethically robust decision that has greater legitimacy.

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Responding to Diversity and Delivering Equality in Prehospital Care: Statutory Responsibilities, Bes and why this matters. It goes on to explore how services are responding to diversity, how they should embed this through engagement with both patients and staff and how they should understand the effects of these activities through more effective data monitoring.

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ational culture.In times of austerity and cuts in public ser.This volume provides fresh insights and management understanding of the changing role of the ambulance services against the backdrop of massive cuts in health budgets around the world and the changing context of pre-hospital care within th

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Die Entstehung innovativer Systemgesch?ftental change in system-wide practice is hampered by the various challenges of vast geographical distance, fiscal constraint, paucity of robust data and a lack of political will and understanding of the critical importance of evidence-based policy.

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Dealing with the Austerity Challengetive ideas and changes ambulance services have had to make to meet the ever-increasing demand placed upon them. Finally, the question is raised regarding the possible need for changes in commissioning.

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International Perspectives: Australian Ambulance Services in 2020ntal change in system-wide practice is hampered by the various challenges of vast geographical distance, fiscal constraint, paucity of robust data and a lack of political will and understanding of the critical importance of evidence-based policy.

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Introduction: Understanding the Management of Ambulance Servicest emergency services (police, ambulance and the fire and rescue services). It provides the rationale behind this volume and its relevance to a wide audience of students, academics, practitioners, professionals including management practitioners who may be interested to study about the ambulance serv

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Historical Perspectives in the Ambulance Servicevil authority. Exceptions existed, but these did not lead to a general movement towards the provision of ambulance services on the battlefield or the street. Then in 1792, a surgeon in the Napoleonic army designed the first threefold system of good military ambulance practice, treating the wounded i