ambulance

What will change in the future of EMS in Middle East regions? Ambulance and emergency services are developing their technologies and guidelines to be more efficient and ready to face any sort of situation. What can we expect by this?

When an emergency strikes and the hospital is too far, ambulances save lives on the go. First responders must dispatch in case any emergency occurs and the quality of ambulance equipment is essential.

PTSD is a serious condition of mental injury that hits first responders, in particular. The intense stress of working in emergency and seeing people dying many times brings you to mental disease.

If a two-wheeled ambulance in an emergency is a solution with proven effectiveness, the Piaggio three-wheeled ambulance is a very interesting idea for events and destinations with a high tourist density. Here is how it will be used during…

Following the international protocols, Lond Fire Brigade and 999 dispatchers spent the first 120 minutes of the inferno telling the residents to remain in their flats. After putting on the scene all the fire engines in the cities, they…

Cervical collar: let us see which are the best ones to have into the ambulance to observe the protocols. What is the immobilization and with what tools is it performed? Size: so important? How is the cervical collar applied in…

Road traffic accidents are increasing and emergency medical response must be even more efficient. This study wishes to examine the Emergency Ambulance Service Scheme (EASS) in road accidents in FCT Abuja. This study wants to…

The first dementia friendly ambulance has gone live in the UK thanks to the East Midlands Ambulance Service (EMAS). What makes this ambulance different from the others?

Mastic Beach, NY – General contractor Stalco Construction and architect, site engineer, and construction manager L.K. McLean Associates’ (LKMA) have completed the new Mastic Beach Ambulance Company (MBAC) headquarters. The new facility is…

LONDON - Restart a Heart Day is taking place on Wednesday 16 October 2019, an annual event to teach as many people as possible the life saving skill of CPR