One of the leading causes of death that may be attributed to trauma is intra-abdominal bleeding, which can be caused by blunt abdominal trauma. Therefore, any action performed to facilitate the detection of intra-abdominal bleeding might potentially save the lives of patients in a more efficient manner. Ambulance paramedics are an essential component in shortening the time it takes for patients to get emergency medical care. There has been an increase in the accuracy and speed of information transfer as a result of standardized handover communication frameworks; nevertheless, it is not apparent how these frameworks will affect situations that are time-sensitive. The presence of paramedics who remain for a short period of time following the handover in order to provide assistance with shared patient care may result in improved patient outcomes.