緊急救護派遣為一重要之系統,需在短時間內提供處於生命威脅之病患醫療上之協助。在派遣過程中,派遣員依賴報案人之陳述作救護車派遣決策,因此雙方的溝通是否有效,將影響緊急救護之效能。然而,目前在創傷案件的報案中,派遣員不易從報案人之用詞,分辨患者之創傷嚴重程度。因此本研究提出一自動化方法,辨識報案電話中所述之患者是否為重大創傷。此方法主要由兩部分組成,首先用Deep Speech 2國語語音辨識器,將報案電話內容轉譯成文字,再透過支持向量機(SVM)分類案件。研究結果發現,在車禍案件中,若報案人提及“呼吸”及“快點”,則該案件是重大創傷案件之機會較高。在分類器的表現上,敏感度(sensitivity)以及特異度(specificity)都高於八成,因此透過本研究轉移學習(transfer learning)所訓練出的語音辨識器,以及利用派遣對話內容之文字所訓練出之創傷程度分類器,組成了一有效之自動化嚴重程度辨識系統,具協助實務派遣流程之可能性。
The Emergency Medical Service (EMS) Dispatch is a critical system which assists patients with life threatening conditions. In emergency calls, the communication between the dispatcher and the caller plays a vital role dispatch decision-making. The dispatcher depends on the caller’s description of the patient’s conditions. However, there is no specific phrases in the current practice that can recognize the severity of trauma cases. This study proposed a methodology for automatic severity recognition to identify major trauma cases through emergency calls. The approach is consist of two processes: a Mandarin speech recognizer, Deep Speech 2, for audio to text transcription; and the Support Vector Machine (SVM) for text classification. This study discovered that if the caller said “呼吸” (breath) or “快點” (hurry), the case may tend to be a major trauma. The sensitivity and specificity of the classifier were both above 80%. Through deep learning for the transcription and the SVM for classification, this study has implemented an effective severity recognition system. The system has the potential to assist the dispatch system in the real world.