PROVIDING THE QUALITY OF EMERGENCY CALLS TO 112

Authors

  • Boštjan Tavčar Ministrstvo za obrambo, Uprava RS za zaščito in reševanje, Ljubljana
  • Alenka Švab Tavčar Ministrstvo za notranje zadeve, Policija, Ljubljana

Abstract

The single European emergency number 112 is gaining in importance. In addition to new emergency call services, the quality of services is also becoming increasingly relevant. Quality is measured by traffic models. Correct selection and the relevance of models were tested on the basis of traffic data on 112 calls in normal and emergency situations. For continuous monitoring of the 112 service calls quality, the StatKlic program was created. The program has been successfully piloted since the beginning of this year.

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Tavčar, B., Krupenko, G., 2010. Klici na 112, Poročilo za obdobje od 17. 9. do 27. 9. 2010, URSZR, Ministrstvo za obrambo.

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Published

19-01-2024

Issue

Section

Research and development