Stage 1
Priority Radio
Stage 2
Standard Radio
Stage 3
Via EPR
📻
Notification Method
Priority Radio Alert via Dispatch
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Cardiac / respiratory arrest (incl. neonatal/maternal arrest)
Post ROSC
Life threatening respiratory distress
Airway compromise
Uncontrolled seizure (still fitting)
Peri arrest
Unconscious
✓ Stage 1 Pre-Alert Required
Priority radio alert via Dispatch. Contact control immediately.
📡
Notification Method
Standard Radio Alert via CIH
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Major trauma patients
Major burns
ST elevation patients — PPCI
Stroke pathway within window
Obstetric emergencies
✓ Stage 2 Pre-Alert Required
Standard radio alert via CIH.
💻
Notification Method
Notification via EPR*
* EPR Note EPRs electronically transferred to EDs prior to arrival will advise if a pre-alert is appropriate.
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Local specialist pathways
Stroke pathway outside of window
FRIP pathway patients
Any other locally agreed pre-alerts
✓ Stage 3 Pre-Alert Required
Notification via EPR. Submit EPR prior to arrival — ED will advise if further pre-alert needed.
Quick Reference — All Stages
Stage 1
Priority
Radio
📻 Via Dispatch
Cardiac/respiratory arrest · Post ROSC · Life threatening resp distress · Airway compromise · Uncontrolled seizure · Peri arrest · Unconscious
Stage 2
Standard
Radio
📡 Via CIH
Major trauma · Major burns · STEMI/PPCI · Stroke in window · Obstetric emergencies
Stage 3
Via EPR
💻 EPR transfer
Local specialist pathways · Stroke out of window · FRIP pathway · Other locally agreed pre-alerts