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Time Performance of Scoop Stretcher Versus Vacuum Mattress for Prehospital Spinal Stabilization

Immobilization Clinical Trial

Official title:
Time Performance of Scoop Stretcher Versus Vacuum Mattress for Prehospital Spinal Stabilization: Open-Label Simulation-based Randomized Controlled Trial

Clinical Trial Summary

A simulation-based randomized controlled trial was designed with the objective to assess the time needed to achieve spinal stabilization using a scoop stretcher compared to a vacuum mattress.

Clinical Trial Description

A simulation-based randomized controlled trial was designed with the objective to assess the time needed to achieve spinal stabilization using a scoop stretcher compared to a vacuum mattress. The participants will be recruited among healthcare workers from one Emergency Medical Service. Then, the participants will first act as patient and undergo spinal stabilization from an other team, afterwards they will have to complete a spinal stabilization either using a scoop stretcher or a vacuum mattress, depending on allocation regarding randomization. The sessions will be video recorded to allow subsequent assessment. ;

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Clinical Trial Details
NCT number NCT04904770
Study type Interventional
Source Geneve TEAM Ambulances
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Status Completed
Phase N/A
Start date June 10, 2021
Completion date September 30, 2021
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