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Brainstorming meeting for Building World Class Emergency and Injury Care System in India held at AIIMS, New Delhi.
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We request you to join us for the Brainstorming meeting for Building World Class Emergency and Injury Care System in India .
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Launch of the study conducted by AIIMS, New Delhi on "Country-level assessment of emergency and injury care at secondary, tertiary level centres, district hospitals (100 centres) in India.
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According to the findings of National Emergency and Injury Care report :Develop mechanisms to ensure free treatment for emergency care services for all citizens covering the minimal required period for early stabilization #Emergency#healthcare#injury
According to the findings of National Emergency and Injury Care report : Expand Blood Bank related services such that even smaller Government Hospitals are ensured timely availability of on-demand blood and its related products. #health#bloodbank#emergency#hospital
According to National Emergency and Injury Care report :- Standardization of protocols, SOPs for emergency care, inclusive of triage to have a common optimal nation-wide policy.#health#Emergency#health policy
Establish Academic Emergency Medicine departments to ensure continuous ongoing medical education and development of skills for doctors, nurses and paramedics.#Paramedic#health#emergencymedicine#doctors
Strengthen the prevailing pre-hospital services such that world-class ambulance services are made available 24*7, encompassing ongoing definitive care through effective paramedics, for all citizens of the country.#health#Emergency#prehospital#Ambulance#paramedics
The Spectrum of pediatric emergencies presenting in 24 hours at 100 centers of the National Emergency and Injury Care report found that out of all emergency cases; 9% were trauma cases and the rest 91% were non-trauma cases.#injury#Emergency#health
The Spectrum of adult emergencies presenting in 24 hours at 100 centers of the National Emergency and Injury Care report suggests that out of all emergency cases; 24% were trauma cases and the rest 76% were non-trauma cases.#trauma#Emergency
Private Hospitals also ensure effective communication skills amongst caregivers and timely delivery of care, translating into higher patient satisfaction levels.
Private Hospitals fared better than Government Hospitals in terms of having emergency operative services, mock drills, training programs, regular audits, and referral policies.#Health#Emergency#Hospital
Most of the district hospitals needed further strengthening of the following services: Blood Bank facilities and definitive care such as operative procedures and critical care.#emergency#health#Medical
Secondary level Government Hospitals (District Hospitals) fared better than tertiary level hospitals (Medical Colleges) in terms of having SOPs for management of cases, mock-drills, regular audits, referral policies, and better patient satisfaction responses.#medical#health
The National Emergency and Injury Care report found that overall NABH accredited Hospitals fared better on all counts that required maintenance of rigor of quality and services to deliver optimal patient care and functioning of systems.#health#Emergency#india
The National Emergency and Injury Cases report found that hospitals conducting structured academic programs in Emergency Medicine have comprehensive systems in place for efficient patient care services than the non-academic emergency medicine hospitals
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The National Emergency and Injury Care report found that the yearly burden of emergency cases was 10-30% of all cases but emergency beds available in hospitals are 3-5%.#Emergency#injury#health#India
A country-level assessment of the current status of emergency and injury care at100 secondary and tertiary level centers in India. The National Emergency and Injury Care report proposes to build a βWorld Class Integrated Emergency and Injury Care System in Indiaβ .