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Issues elaborated in questions and answers make it clear.
What were the date, time, and location? Who called the ambulance? Did I call the ambulance? No. Did I need an ambulance on that particular date, time. and location? No. Was I in any serious or critical medical condition on that particular date, time, and location that needed an emergency ambulance service? No. Did I take any medication or receive any counseling from that particular date and time up to now? No. Would I be harmed if someelse did not understand the issues? No. Did I refuse ambulance service and made it clear that calling an ambulance or any other service at that particular date, time, and location was not justified? Yes. Should ambulance services with competent emergency medical doctors be kept reserved for genuine medical emergencies? Yes. Should people be harmed due to medical dispatchers, emergency medical services, health care workers, or medical doctors being incompetent and not able to reach a correct diagnosis or provide treatment on the spot and elsewhere, and not be able to answer relevant questions? No, they should not be. Should all emergency medical calls with call for ambulance be transferred to the emergency room or a hospital without proper evaluation on the spot even, if the call is justified or flawed and malicious? No, they should not be. Did I make it clear it was a wrong referral? Yes. Was calling an ambulance on this particular date, time, and location justified? No. How could this have been prevented? Emergency medical doctors should dispatch responders to all medical emergencies. Emergency medical doctors should attend all medical emergencies on the spot, in the emergency room, and in the hospital with ability to reach a correct diagnosis, provide treatment and answer relevant questions. All emergency medical doctors should be able to reach a correct diagnosis and provide treatment of all medical emergencies, all medical conditions that are not emergencies, and be able to answer relevant questions. Was I subject to intentional distress and harm due to this negligence? Yes. Who should be made accountable for this negligence? Who supervises emergency medical services in Chicago, Illinois? Who chooses the head of emergency medical services in Chicago, Illinois? Is he or she a medical doctor? What are his or her skills and knowledge? Is he or she able to answer relevant questions? |