• Nippon Rinsho · Feb 2016

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    [Pre-hospital medicine and medical control system in Japan].

    • Seizan Tanabe.
    • Nippon Rinsho. 2016 Feb 1; 74 (2): 314-8.

    AbstractIt is necessary to treat the patient from the site of the emergency to raise a lifesaving rate of the patient. As a prime example would be out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. Once you start the treatment after hospital arrival, cardiac arrest patient can't be life-saving. It is necessary to start the chest compression, etc. from the site of the emergency. Medical care to be carried out on the scene of emergency is the pre-hospital care. In recent years, improvement of the pre-hospital care is remarkable in Japan. It is because of that the quantity and quality of the emergency life-saving technician are being enhanced. And also doctor-helicopter system have been enhanced. Medical control is a critical component of the improvement.

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