Some EMS Agencies Use a System for Ambulance Deployment That

question 20

Multiple Choice

Some EMS agencies use a system for ambulance deployment that involves placing ambulances in strategic locations to best meet the demands of call volume and ensure response times. This system is called:

• A) minimum deployment plan.
• B) system status management.
• C) assisted computerized deployment.
• D) system response protocol.

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Definitions:

Dogs

In a business context, refers to a portfolio category in the BCG matrix representing businesses with low market share in slow-growing markets, usually considered for divestiture.

Preferred Strategy

A favored or chosen approach to achieving objectives that is selected from among various options based on its anticipated effectiveness.

BCG Matrix

A strategic business tool developed by the Boston Consulting Group that classifies business units or products into four categories (Question Marks, Stars, Cash Cows, Dogs) based on market growth and market share to guide investment decisions.

Low Market Shares

The situation of a company or product having a small percentage of total sales in its respective market, typically indicating limited control or influence.