How important are mobile ambulances for primary health care?

Introduction

An ambulance is a vehicle specifically designed to transport seriously ill or injured people from one place to another, primarily from home to hospitals. In the past, ambulances were two-wheeled cattle carts used to transport soldiers who were unable to walk or disabled. Most of the early ambulances were just to take patients to local hospitals. After the rescue team of frontline workers completed the first aid, the patient was put into the ambulance cart to take him to the local hospital. Sometimes the doctor accompanied the patients, but more often than not, the patient went alone and unattended.

Manufacture and Structure of ambulance

Ambulances in life today come in many sizes and types. These include the vehicle’s cabin, sirens, radios, most electrical system components, heating and air conditioning parts, oxygen system elements, and various body trim such as latches and hinges. Ambulances are manufactured using a modified build line method. The vehicle or body moves from one mill attached state to another, rather than being dragged along an attached state. Ambulance companies buy many parts from other supplier companies instead of manufacturing them themselves. Specific components for machinery or assembly are brought to each area.

Importance of the ambulance

Ambulances are useful when there are emergencies, the urgency of the patient and the risk of life. Large features stress the environment, ie roads, bridges, thus preventing emergency transports from other parts of the city from immediately reacting to an episode. Therefore, having an ambulance nearby will help to avoid tensions in the event of an accident.

The main function of ambulance services is immediate care; Ambulances have a small team that can handle first aid. Although they regularly provide emergency service and patient transportation on behalf of the medical sector. The ambulance service is part of the front line in the health sector. They carefully assist with health services, especially at odd hours, and provide important telephone assistance to health services through a modern communications infrastructure. Ambulances are useful in cases of uncontrolled accidents or natural disasters. In such cases, there are a large number of injured people who need immediate assistance.

smart ambulances

National and private health agencies around the world are investing in the latest technologies to improve the efficiency of the patient experience prior to hospital admission. WAS, a European ambulance company, develops vehicles using the latest advances in technology to facilitate the handling of patients and care. The SAS system (Intelligent Ambulance Service System) is using the Intelligent Traffic Control System (ITCS), which uses an Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL). The system uses Compressive Traffic Data. The idea behind the implementation of the ITCS that would automatically time traffic lights in the path of the emergency vehicle. With the help of the Intelligent Traffic Control System, introduced in the traffic signals, combined with the SAS system installed in the ambulance, with the help of GPS technology, problems caused by heavy traffic can be solved.