Cad Care RISE Resilience and Inclusive Solutions for Emergencies
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AA-01 · AIR AMBULANCE

Dispatch and coordination

How a request becomes a launched aircraft — and who is accountable for the decision.

AA-01

In detail

ElementDetail
Request receivedFrom the Aid Request Portal, a field team, a clinician at a receiving facility, or a standing forecast from predictive analytics.
Clinical triageAssessment of severity, transportability and whether a receiving facility exists with the capability to treat the case on arrival.
Asset matchAvailability, range, terrain, weather window, crew duty hours and current commitments assessed against the requirement.
AuthorisationA named authoriser commits the asset, with the reason recorded. Automated recommendation, human decision.
Flight and en-route careCrew work the dedicated channel, with live status visible to the coordinating tier and the receiving facility.
Handover and closureClinical handover recorded, the BAEMS record updated, and the request loop closed.
Notes

Points to be clear about

  • Dispatch decisions are recommendations from the platform and commitments by a named person. The system never launches an aircraft.
  • Every stage writes to the audit record, so post-event review can reconstruct not just what was decided but on what information.
  • Where two requests compete for one asset, the priority rules are explicit and visible to both requesting parties rather than resolved invisibly.

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