This is how some of the world’s top EMS companies use data collection to improve outcomes for stroke patients and receive recognition for their efforts

COUNTRY: ECUADOR

EMS: Ministerio De Salud Pública - Atención Prehospitalaria - Cz9-Cz2 Pichincha Rural

AWARD STATUS: Diamond

THEY SAY: “This acknowledgement is of great importance, since the work carried out by prehospital care services is not usually recognized. It is a significant and emotional moment that will motivate other teams in the country.”

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COUNTRY: Poland

EMSWojewódzka Stacja Pogotowia Ratunkowego w Rzeszowie

AWARD STATUS: 3 consecutive diamond awards

THEY SAY: “Working in emergency medical services is a bit like treasure hunting with a metal detector. In order not to search aimlessly, you need to have a tool.”

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COUNTRY: South Africa

EMS: IPSS Medical Rescue

AWARD STATUS: 2 consecutive diamond awards

THEY SAY: Data-driven improvement is part of our culture. Data collection is done in real time and if data analysis reveals certain trends or patterns, policy changes are implemented quickly.

EMS South Africa

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