Ambulance

Advanced directives and "end of life": the US ambulance rescuer has to deal with different legislation and cultural sphere than his colleague in other areas of the world

In the U.S., an ambulance driver must undergo specific training, but this, somewhat like pay, varies from state to state

"Fowler's position" or "Fowler's position" or "semi-orthopnoid decubitus" or "semi-sedated decubitus" (Fowler's position) in medicine refers to a standard patient position in which the patient lies supine on a bed with a headboard having an…

'Stretcher blockade' (or stretcher blockade) is the undesirable condition in which the Emergency Department or the Department of Emergency and Acceptance (DEA) of a hospital, no longer having beds available to accommodate people transported…

Summer is just around the corner, and the difference between an EMT rescuer and a paramedic becomes important as we resume tourism and visit places that the Covid-19 pandemic has long precluded

Estonia, after a break of two years, the bike-ambulance patrol resumes operations in Tallinn

From Germany an act of solidarity for the Ukrainian people: German philanthropist Paul Klaus has donated an ambulance to the maternity hospital in Rivne

Working under fire: the activities of ambulance crews in Nikolaev during the invasion of the Russian Federation take place under critical conditions and great personal danger

If ambulances are essential in peacetime, let alone in Ukraine these days. So it's only natural that Validus Special Auto is proud of the fact that not only has it not suspended its activities, but is defying the bombs to deliver emergency…

The ambulance of the future? Cardiff-based connectivity specialist, Excelerate Technology, is leading the consortium on what it describes as ‘one of the most exciting projects ever undertaken on behalf of NHS ambulance services’