Pre-hospital care, especially in rural areas should be well established because they are a means to providing timely intervention and prevention of mortalities secondary to emergent clinical scenarios. Acute life-threatening conditions encompass a wide spectrum of management because external factors are considered in the success of providing emergent patient care. External factors such as transport to the nearest accessible hospital and first-aid or basic life-saving skills training for healthcare workers, and in low-resource settings there is a demand for medical and surgical innovation with the scarce resources. Discrete methods to ensure patient stability while in-transport ensures better chances of survival once they reach the tertiary referral hospitals for the definitive management.
Ambulansyang-de-Paa: Collaborative Discussion
Ambulansyang-de-Paa: Collaborative Discussion
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