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People's lives often rely on rapid response and qualified care by emergency response medical technicians (EMT) and carers (EMT), so additional advanced training is required to make more difficult pre-hospitalization procedures Is required. Gun injuries are an example of an event requiring emergency medical care and EMT and carers raise this serious concern when taking care of a patient, carrying it, or hurting a medical facility.

Depending on the nature of the emergency situation, EMT and caregivers are usually sent to the site by 911 operators and are often working with police and firefighters. When they arrive they will judge the nature and severity of the condition of the victim, trying to determine if the patient has existing medical problems. According to very strict rules and guidelines, transport patients to hospitals and trauma centers as necessary

The peak of a heart attack phone is displayed at 10 AM. In many cases, the patient's family checks for those who have not yet arose, but they realize that they died at night. Diagnosis is easy, the heart stops, and the prognosis is very predictable. Unconfirmed hospital heart attack success rate is about 3%. A place where a caregiver rescues most of his life is a person with chest pain and immediately contacts emergency response personnel. "On average, caregivers experience severe chest pain once or twice daily," says Dr. David Ashley, a caregiver.

Many caregiver services are operated on the 24/48 hour system. People can rest for 2 days after working 24 hours. "It may be good if the area is not too busy, but if there are 20 phone shifts in your area, this could be very troublesome," Ashley said.

Gerson et al. (1992) Paramedics evaluated 197 patients: 37% had problems, 31% were 2, 18% were 3, and 13% were 4. After that, only 63% were evaluated by the senior care physician (11% were rejected). Medical staff screening has a positive forecast of 98%. This plan is "useful" in 50% of cases, equally beneficial to all problem types Nowles et al. (2011) 569 Eligible caregiver. The response rate was 71.5% (n = 401/561 caregivers). Characteristics of carers are "similar" between groups. Nursing staff are mainly females, over 60 years old, family, and 75% offer "some kind of care" before a stroke. Caregivers in the intervention group have reported that they are more likely to become families, satisfied with nursing care, prefer to provide nursing care at home, and report that the burden of nursing care burden is small.

1 Newcastle University Medical School, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, UK 2 Newcastle University Health and Social Research Institute, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom

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