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KE11: Emergency calls per 1000 inhabitants by location of ambulance crews by county

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7/16/2015
Per 1000 inhabitants
Health Board
KE11
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Definitions and methodology Distribution by counties is provided by the location of ambulance
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The dataset provides an overview of the relative frequency of ambulance emergency calls in Estonia. Data are presented by year as rates per 1,000 inhabitants, by county (Tallinn and Tartu city separately) based on the location of ambulance crews, and by call category The dataset provides an overview of the volume of ambulance emergency calls in Estonia. Data are presented by year and by county based on the location of ambulance crews (Tallinn and Tartu city separately), and by call category (including total calls, cancelled, ineffective, fulfilled calls, and, incl. patients assisted and confirmation of deaths). The purpose of data collection is to enable time-trend and regional comparisons using a standardised rate and to support service planning. Data source: Health Board
Tervise Arengu Instituut
Paldiski mnt 80, 10617 Tallinn / tel 659 3900 / e-post tai@tai.ee