During which phase of a call would you report your patient findings to arriving advanced care paramedics?

The correct answer is the phase of transfer of care. In this phase, you are effectively communicating and sharing all relevant patient information, findings, and any treatments that have already been administered to the arriving advanced care paramedics. This is crucial because it ensures continuity of care and allows the advanced care paramedics to understand the patient's condition and history before they take over responsibility for treatment.

During transfer of care, specific details such as vital signs, patient history, and interventions performed are conveyed to ensure that the new care team is fully informed and can make appropriate decisions regarding further treatment. This process helps to minimize the risk of errors and enhances overall patient safety.

In contrast, the initial assessment focuses on evaluating the patient’s condition and determining immediate needs, scene management refers to ensuring safety and organization at the incident scene, while post-incident review entails reflecting on the call to improve future performance. These phases do not specifically revolve around the transfer of patient care which is why they are not the correct context for reporting findings to advanced care paramedics.