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Helicopter emergency care boosts survival for trauma patients in southeast England, saving about 115 lives yearly despite ongoing UK regional disparities.
A study in South East England links helicopter emergency medical services (HEMS) to improved survival for major trauma patients, with 85% surviving 30 days—5% above expected rates, saving about 115 lives annually.
Benefits were greatest for patients with moderate or low predicted survival, especially younger patients and those with higher initial Glasgow Coma Scale scores.
Pre-hospital emergency anaesthesia and increasing return of spontaneous circulation during transport were associated with better outcomes.
Despite progress in HEMS availability since 2009, significant regional disparities remain across the UK in 24/7 access, staffing, advanced treatments, and funding, with most services relying on charitable support and only one fully government-funded.
La atención de emergencia en helicóptero aumenta la supervivencia de los pacientes con trauma en el sureste de Inglaterra, salvando alrededor de 115 vidas al año a pesar de las disparidades regionales en curso en el Reino Unido.