Thomas P Arkins, Mark Liao, Daniel O'Donnell, Nancy Glober, Gregory Faris, Elizabeth Weinstein, Michael W Supples, Julia Vaizer, Benton R Hunter, Thomas Lardaro
OBJECTIVE: This study describes the local Emergency Medical Services (EMS) response and patient encounters corresponding to the civil unrest occurring over a four-day period in Spring 2020 in Indianapolis, Indiana (USA). METHODS: This study describes the non-conventional EMS response to civil unrest. The study included patients encountered by EMS in the area of the civil unrest occurring in Indianapolis, Indiana from May 29 through June 1, 2020. The area of civil unrest defined by Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department covered 15 blocks by 12 blocks (roughly 4...
January 25, 2024: Prehospital and Disaster Medicine