Intelligent Access  to and Distribution  of Services

Eddy Afram; Leon Baranowski; Lucas Hawkes-Frost; Jim Garland; Joe Pedulla; Graham Vanderwater

Intelligent Access to and Distribution of Services

Eddy Afram
, Leon Baranowski
, Lucas Hawkes-Frost
, Jim Garland
, Joe Pedulla
, Graham Vanderwater

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter (Report) › Other

Abstract

Paramedicine is part of a network of services informed by patient preferences and need. Services are distributed and allocated to meet patients’ needs while making efficient use of healthcare resources, and using advanced technologies, data, and evidence to determine the required services, access and distribution pathways. Ways of allocating resources are structured and used so as to direct and make services accessible to best meet the needs of patients, communities, and healthcare systems.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Principles and Enabling Factors Guiding Paramedicine in Canada
Subtitle of host publication	A Community-Based Healthcare System
Editors	Walter Tavares, Amir Allana, Dale Weiss, Ian Blanchard
Place of Publication	Canada
Publisher	Paramedic Chiefs of Canada
Chapter	8
Pages	103-111
Number of pages	9
Edition	1st
Publication status	Published - Apr 2023
Externally published	Yes

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https://www.paramedicchiefs.ca/docs/PCC-Full-Report-with-TTPS.pdfLicence: Unspecified

Cite this

Afram, E., Baranowski, L., Hawkes-Frost, L., Garland, J., Pedulla, J., & Vanderwater, G. (2023). Intelligent Access to and Distribution of Services. In W. Tavares, A. Allana, D. Weiss, & I. Blanchard (Eds.), Principles and Enabling Factors Guiding Paramedicine in Canada: A Community-Based Healthcare System (1st ed., pp. 103-111). Paramedic Chiefs of Canada. https://www.paramedicchiefs.ca/docs/PCC-Full-Report-with-TTPS.pdf

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Afram, E, Baranowski, L, Hawkes-Frost, L, Garland, J, Pedulla, J & Vanderwater, G 2023, Intelligent Access to and Distribution of Services. in W Tavares, A Allana, D Weiss & I Blanchard (eds), Principles and Enabling Factors Guiding Paramedicine in Canada: A Community-Based Healthcare System. 1st edn, Paramedic Chiefs of Canada, Canada, pp. 103-111. <https://www.paramedicchiefs.ca/docs/PCC-Full-Report-with-TTPS.pdf>

Intelligent Access to and Distribution of Services. / Afram, Eddy; Baranowski, Leon; Hawkes-Frost, Lucas et al.
Principles and Enabling Factors Guiding Paramedicine in Canada: A Community-Based Healthcare System. ed. / Walter Tavares; Amir Allana; Dale Weiss; Ian Blanchard. 1st. ed. Canada: Paramedic Chiefs of Canada, 2023. p. 103-111.

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