An emergency can occur at any time and moment. In fact, the first few seconds are very crucial, as the chances of survival largely depend on them
Have you ever felt the urge to rush since every second matters? Maybe it was because a loved one was not able to breathe anymore, or a case of serious injury.
Have you ever thought about how hospitals move patients in case of an emergency? This procedure must be safe and effective in order to guarantee that patients receive ongoing care.
When COVID-19 first came, we understood what patient care meant. We understood how important it was to receive timely, high-quality in a medical emergency. And now, in today’s healthcare system (which is rapidly evolving), it is more than necessary to receive such care.
At any large gathering, whether it’s a stadium roaring with fans, a buzzing music concert, or a high-profile corporate event, one thing must remain constant: safety.
You’re at a sold-out concert. The crowd is buzzing, the music is loud, and the vibe is perfect. Then, out of nowhere, someone nearby collapses. People scream for help. Everyone’s looking around, not sure what to do.
The golden hour refers to the first 60 minutes following a severe medical emergency, such as trauma, stroke, or a heart attack.
India’s emergency medical transport framework includes multiple services, each with a defined objective and coverage area.
Air cargo, in simple terms, refers to goods transported via aircraft. But in the context of emergency services and humanitarian logistics
The 108 ambulance number is India’s dedicated emergency response helpline for medical, police, and fire-related situations.
