https://www.selleckchem.com/products/fluorescein-5-isothiocyanate-fitc.html For the remainder of the wards prehospital (138, 36%) or in-hospital (44, 11%) thrombolysis is recommended. A scalable and efficient method of determining the optimal reperfusion strategy for a patient presenting with ST-elevation myocardial infarction in the North West province, is presented. This approach can serve as a model which can be applied to other settings and can form the basis of regional coronary care network development priorities and resource allocations. A scalable and efficient method of determining the optimal reperfusion strategy for a patient presenting with ST-elevation myocardial infarction in the North West province, is presented. This approach can serve as a model which can be applied to other settings and can form the basis of regional coronary care network development priorities and resource allocations. In order to allocate resources in an effective manner, emergency medical services (EMS) systems use dispatch-based triaging to prioritise patients by acuity. Over-triage, wherein patients are assigned a higher priority level than necessary, can serve as a safety measure. However, it places strain on EMS systems, a problem believed to be experienced by South Africa's Western Cape Government EMS system, with almost half of its calls designated at the highest priority level.To begin improving dispatch within WCG EMS, we aimed to describe the current system by identifying the most common conditions dispatched, and those most perceived to be suffering from over-triage. A multi-methods approach was taken First, a quantitative chart review was used to analyse all calls assigned a dispatch priority by WCG EMS between December 2016 and November 2017. These descriptive data then informed qualitative focus groups to further investigate emergency medical dispatch (EMD). Three focus groups were conducted, each with a over-triage is possibly occurring in the WCG EMS dispatch syst