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    Background:

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    • Effective communication and coordination are vital in emergency medical services.
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    • To evaluate the impact of parallel processing in emergency protocols.
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    Main Methods:

    • Restructured critical care workflows to enable parallel task execution.
    • Developed and implemented team training programs for the new workflow.

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  • Integrated telemedicine platforms to facilitate remote consultations with stroke specialists.

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    • Parallel processing of critical tasks was successfully implemented.
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    Conclusions:

    • Parallelizing critical processes enhances efficiency in emergency care.
    • Structured training and simulation are effective for workflow adaptation.
    • Telemedicine significantly improves access to specialized stroke care, regardless of patient location.