post crash care delays

Delays in injured occupants receiving emergency medical treatment after a crash: EMS notification and response time, golden-hour and time-to-definitive-care effects, rural access gaps, and how these delays worsen injury and survival outcomes. The focus is the medical-response timeline and its consequences. Unlike evacuation_egress (occupants exiting the vehicle) and secondary_collisions (further impacts), this concerns the arrival and timing of outside medical care; unlike driver_post_crash_behavior, it is the care system's response, not the driver's actions.

41 paper(s) · ranked by relevance to this topic

  1. Advanced Automatic Collision Notification Research Report · 2019 · Lee, E. et al. · archived
  2. Impact Of Rapid Incident Detection On Freeway Accident Fatalities · 1996 · Evanco, William E. · archived
  3. Emergency Medical Services: A Summary of Findings from NHTSA Surveys · 1996 · Boyle, John M., 1947- · archived
  4. Trauma Care Regionalization · 1999 · Sampalis, John S. et al. · indexed
  5. Road Accidents Management and Emergency Medicine Care. · 2019 · Lenjani, Basri et al. · archived
  6. Types of Road Traffic Accidents and Emergency Medical Care · 2025 · Lenjani, Basri et al. · archived
  7. Estimation of Response Time for Ground Ambulance Transport. · 2011 · Ježek, Bruno et al. · indexed
  8. Emergency Medical Service Response: Analyzing Vehicle Dispatching Rules · 2018 · Amorim, Marco et al. · indexed
  9. Prehospital Emergency Care and the Global Road Safety Crisis · 2004 · von Elm, Erik · indexed
  10. EMS Agenda for the Future · 1996 · NHTSA · archived