Table 6.

Characteristics of re-assessment by a physician after non-transportation dispatches

Variable	Overall populatinpopulation (n = 205)
Delay of re-assessment by a physician, hours	12.6 (12.9%)
Complaint deteriorated at the time of request
Yes	43 (22.9%)
No	86 (54.6%)
Won’t tell/unknown	46 (22.4%)
Consent to contact physician
Yes	163 (79.5%)
No	42 (20.5%)
Health care provider
General Practitioner	92 (44.9%)
Out of Office Hours GP services unit	19 (9.3%)
Emergency Department	13 (6.3%)
Unknown/Not applicable	81 (39.5%)
Definitive diagnosis
Adverse effect medication	2 (1.0%)
Arrhythmia	2 (1.0%)
Asthma exacerbation	1 (0.5%)
Collapse	2 (1.0%)
Concussion	2 (1.0%)
Cystitis	1 (0.5%)
Fracture	3 (1.5%)
Insult	4 (2.0%)
Intestinal bleeding	1 (0.5%)
Myalgia (no trauma)	6 (2.9%)
Nephrolithiasis/Cholecystolithiasis	4 (2.0%)
No consult	5 (2.4%)
No pathology	16 (7.8%)
Non-specific thoracic pain	5 (2.4%)
Nnon-ST-elevation myocardial infarction	1 (0.5%)
Other medical	7 (3.4%)
Pancreatitis	2 (1.0%)
Panic attack	18 (8.8%)
Pneumonia	3 (1.5%)
Small traumatic injuries	25 (12.2%)
Transient Ischemic Attack	3 (1.5%)
Unknown	82 (40.0%)
Vasovagal syncope	4 (2.0%)
Viral infection	6 (2.9%)

Data are shown as N (%)