Simulation of Climate Change Impact on Emergency Medical Services Clients Caused by Air Pollution

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MOHAMMADI HAMED; ARDALAN ALI; MASSAH BAVANI ALIREZA; NADDAFI KAZEM; TALEBIAN MOHAMMAD TAGHI

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Journal: Health Scope Year:2018 | Volume:7 | Issue:2 Page(s): 0-0

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Simulation of Climate Change Impact on Emergency Medical Services Clients Caused by Air Pollution

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Climate Change

Air Pollution

Emergency Medical Services

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Background: Climate Change and Air Pollution are linked. Both of themare expected to impacthumanhealth. Climate can increase health risks from poor air quality and lead to emergencies. Forecasting health consequences of Air Pollution episodes is a matter of great concern. Objectives: The current study mainly aimed at simulating the Climate Change impact on Emergency Medical Services (EMS) clients caused by Air Pollution to estimate the future trend of EMS clients with cardiovascular and respiratory symptoms by 2050. Methods: Future climate pattern was projected using general circulation model outputs under the scenario of two representative concentration pathways (RCP2. 6 and RCP8. 5). Statistical downscaling was performed by LARS weather generator to produce highresolution synthetic time series weather dataset. Simulation was performed using an artificial neural network (ANN). Observed climate and air pollutant variables were tagged as predictors inANN, and EMS clients were considered as the target. Projected future (2020-2050) climate and Air Pollution were applied to estimate the future trend of EMS clients. Results: The climate pattern was predicted to become warmer and wetter in the study area (Tehran, Iran). Annual trend of EMS clients with cardiovascular and respiratory symptoms increases under both RCP scenarios. Further increase is under RCP8. 5 for EMS clients with cardiovascular symptoms, and the least increase is under RCP2. 6 for those with respiratory symptoms. Annual and monthly trends of EMS clients with cardiovascular and respiratory problems are more sensitive to different groups of climate and Air Pollution variables. Conclusions: ANN is an executive tool to simulate the impact of Climate Change and Air Pollution on public health to estimate the future trend of related morbidity and forecast short-term cases across the world.

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MOHAMMADI, HAMED, ARDALAN, ALI, MASSAH BAVANI, ALIREZA, NADDAFI, KAZEM, & TALEBIAN, MOHAMMAD TAGHI. (2018). Simulation of Climate Change Impact on Emergency Medical Services Clients Caused by Air Pollution. HEALTH SCOPE, 7(2), 0-0. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/330453/en

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MOHAMMADI HAMED, ARDALAN ALI, MASSAH BAVANI ALIREZA, NADDAFI KAZEM, TALEBIAN MOHAMMAD TAGHI. Simulation of Climate Change Impact on Emergency Medical Services Clients Caused by Air Pollution. HEALTH SCOPE[Internet]. 2018;7(2):0-0. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/330453/en

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HAMED MOHAMMADI, ALI ARDALAN, ALIREZA MASSAH BAVANI, KAZEM NADDAFI, and MOHAMMAD TAGHI TALEBIAN, “Simulation of Climate Change Impact on Emergency Medical Services Clients Caused by Air Pollution,” HEALTH SCOPE, vol. 7, no. 2, pp. 0–0, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/330453/en

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