On the Experience of Organizing the Work of Route Medical Rescue Stations for Provision of Emergency Medical Care in Case of Road Accidents

2022

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DOI 10.52889/1684-9280-2022-2-62-44-48
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Abstract

The paper presents a comparative analysis of three similar forms of emergency medical care on remote routes (experience of Denmark, Russia and Kazakhstan). Expediency of creating and placing medical stations on routes, which include not only provision of emergency medical care, but also conducting of emergency rescue operations, is noted.Organization of emergency medical care to victims of road traffic accidents lies in timeliness and integrated approach. Staff structure and staff of teams of rescue service of the route medical station, assignment of the “area of responsibility” of reaction and procedure for notifying an accident are also important.