Interdisciplinary Collaboration In Emergency Care: Integrating Paramedics, Pharmacists, And Nurses For Optimal Patient Outcomes

Nawaf Muharib Almutairi, Hadi Ali Saleh Al Mansour, Hadi Habbash saleh  Al Mansour, Mohammed Abdullah, Hussain Saleh Alyami, Saleh Mohammed Al Khruim, Waad Nasser Alkhatlan; Ali Aaly Almalki, Aref sulaiman alshammri, Abdullah Mohammed, Saad Mohammed Ghaieb Alotaiby, Atallah Thaar Mutlaq Alotaibi, Fawaz Dhaifallah Ali Alotaibi, Amal Abdullah alahmari

Vol. 22 No. 4s (2025): Volume 22, Number 4s – 2025

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Interdisciplinary Collaboration In Emergency Care: Integrating Paramedics, Pharmacists, And Nurses For Optimal Patient Outcomes

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Nawaf Muharib Almutairi, Hadi Ali Saleh Al Mansour, Hadi Habbash saleh Al Mansour, Mohammed Abdullah, Hussain Saleh Alyami, Saleh Mohammed Al Khruim, Waad Nasser Alkhatlan,
Ali Aaly Almalki, Aref sulaiman alshammri, Abdullah Mohammed, Saad Mohammed Ghaieb Alotaiby, Atallah Thaar Mutlaq Alotaibi, Fawaz Dhaifallah Ali Alotaibi, Amal Abdullah alahmari

Published 2025-04-10

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Abstract

By pulling resources together from operations that used to function individually, Emergency Medical Services has been able to deploy a more sophisticated and integrated approach to emergency health to enable the rapid and effective treatment of emergency medical conditions. This modern approach has been integrated from various professions comprising emergency medicine, pharmacy, nursing and laboratory technology. This development has historically co-occurred with rising pressures on emergency departments (EDs) around the globe.

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