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[Communication in emergency health services]

J Holmboe¹, P A Steen, J Eskerud

¹AMK-sentralen Buskerud Sentralsykehus, Drammen.

Tidsskrift for Den Norske Laegeforening : Tidsskrift for Praktisk Medicin, Ny Raekke

|June 20, 1994

Summary

The establishment of a national radio and telecommunications system for acute medical services in 1995 followed a 25-year reform process. This process was influenced by various governmental and professional groups with diverse motives.

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Area of Science:

Health policy
Telecommunications reform
Public administration

Context:

The establishment of a national radio and telecommunications system for acute medical services in 1995 marks the culmination of a 25-year reform initiative.
The reform process has been extensively documented, allowing for an analysis of its evolution over a quarter-century.

Purpose:

To analyze the historical evolution of the national radio and telecommunications system for acute medical services.
To identify the roles of various government bodies and professional groups in influencing the reform process.

Summary:

The reform's progression was shaped by the competing interests and motivations of diverse governmental and professional entities.
Successful implementation required not only professional and agency involvement but also support from other institutions, professional groups, media, and politicians.

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Impact:

Understanding the dynamics of reform processes in public services.
Informing future policy development for telecommunications and acute medical services infrastructure.