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Training on the topic: Current findings in emergency medical services needs planning

In this four-hour online seminar, we provide an overview of the most important findings and approaches. The theoretical foundations are explained and, building on these, practical implementation options are presented.

In doing so, we focus on the following key topics, among others:

  • We examine various approaches to station location planning with single or multiple coverage. Also relevant here is the definition of suitable quality indicators, e.g. incident probabilities or the survival probability considered in planning (outcome-based strategic planning).
  • What advantages and disadvantages are associated with separate versus joint planning of station locations and ambulance resource provision?
  • We discuss possible applications of discrete-event simulation to analyse various scenarios, e.g. with regard to proactively taking into account an increase in incident numbers that is already foreseeable at the time of planning. In this way, we open up solution options to stay ahead of the situation and thus ensure that future resource provision is not dependent solely on retrospective incident activity.
  • The seminar provides numerous impulses and ample opportunity to discuss them, also with regard to possible practical challenges.

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Target Group:

Managers within the emergency medical services organisational structure

Learning Objectives:

Providing an overview of the most important findings and approaches in the field of emergency medical service requirement planning. Explanation of the theoretical foundations and practical implementation options.

Period & Location:

Four-hour online seminar, also available as an in-house event on your premises upon request

Course Program:

  • Various approaches to station location planning with single or multiple coverage
  • Advantages and disadvantages of separate versus joint planning of station locations and ambulance resource provision
  • Possible applications of discrete-event simulation to analyse various scenarios
  • Discussion of possible practical challenges

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