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Emergency care flow and alternatives

What should regular public offload reports show so residents can understand trends, constraints and follow-up?

The jury requests quarterly Board reporting; Board promises advisory-committee consideration of a reporting approach. Discussion concerns useful measures, not a claim a standing report is already in place.

Why this matters

Reporting can make both progress and persistent capacity limits visible.

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Supporting evidence

Evidence from the report

This Phase 1 citation points back to the source material that informed the civic question.

Supporting report

Ambulance Patient Offload Delays: Time Is of the Essence

Report section
Recommendation R11
Source citation
Ambulance Patient Offload Delays: Time Is of the Essence, Recommendation R11, physical PDF page 24
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