ambulance

Chemical and particle cross-contamination: the ORCA™ Operational Rescue Containment Apparatus

An ambulance driver in Turkey posted a video of a normal driving situation in (Turkish) traffic during an emergency: it's booming on the main social networks

VAN WERT, OHIO: Braun Ambulances proudly celebrates a major milestone today of 50 years in the business of custom ambulance manufacturing

Russia is facing the peak of the third wave of the Covid pandemic. This has affected the recruitment procedures for ambulance doctors: a specialisation in emergency medicine is no longer required, but a medical degree is sufficient

Basic Trauma Life Support (BTLS) refers to the set of practices used in first aid for people who have suffered trauma and are in a state of shock, with injuries, in cases of polytrauma or unconsciousness

The Ambu ballon, from the acronym Auxiliary Manual Breathing Unit, is a self-expanding flask used to support respiratory activity. The acronym was created by the company that first put it on the market in 1956

Microbial contamination on ambulance: Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) are infections that patients acquire while receiving medical treatment in a healthcare facility

Oman: in order to provide help to people in critical condition and transfer them to the nearest hospital, the Oman Civil Service and Ambulance Authority (CDAA) has launched a home ambulance service

Kenya: the St John Ambulance calls upon Kenyans to enrol for Emergency Medical Technician courses due to the increasing demand for emergency medical care services across the country

We often hear about 'scoop and run' and 'stay and play'. These two philosophies of pre-hospital care, which represent the history of emergency rescue, seem to be at odds with each other