In today’s time, the patient’s life depends on how fast they can be brought under medical supervision and treatment. The emergency medical services(EMS) hold huge significance in cases of strokes, cardiac arrest, and life-threatening accidents, providing immediate care to patients, says Reetika Bose of Elets News Network (ENN).
In any emergency, time is considered very crucial. Sometimes even a minute matters the most when it comes to the battle of life and death. The value of time should be given much more importance, to be able to take quick and right decisions. Any delay in time, or a simple mistake can cost a patient his life. It is a well-accepted fact that a patient who receives basic care from trained professionals and is transported to the nearest healthcare facility within 15-20 minutes of an emergency has the greatest chance of survival.
Talking of timely patient care, Emergency Medical Services (EMS) is an essential part of the overall healthcare system as it save lives by providing care immediately. With the country advancing in nearly all the sectors, the healthcare sector is not behind with regards to providing patient care and proper healthcare facilities in the quickest time possible.
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES – THE NEED OF THE NATION
Emergency Medical Service or EMS is of immense importance to the world at large. Losing a loved one to illness or an accident is painful. However, what often stings even more, is the realisation that they might have been alive today if medical action was taken swifter and more urgently.
Highlighting the importance of EMS, Dr Shailesh Shetty, Consultant, Emergency Medicine - Aster CMI Hospital said, “Emergency Medical services cater to the immediate needs of a person requiring medical attention. They are formed by a group of trained personnel and include a paramedic, driver and a doctor depending on the case.”
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Preventing The Spread Of Coronavirus From Contaminated Medical Devices
Highly contagious novel Coronavirus first reported in China’s Wuhan city has sent shockwaves worldwide with scientists working on vaccines to contain the virus.
Patients' Privacy & Data Threat In Digital Era
With healthcare service providers leveraging various digital tools, connected devices, and automated processes to bolster patient care, data privacy and security have emerged as major threat nowadays. As large amount of data is exchanged at various levels especially in form of EHR, and other clinical information, personal data of patients remain at stake which needs to be preserved from prying eyes of cyber attackers. Mukul Kumar Mishra of Elets news Network (ENN) explores various facets of data security, associated challenges and possible way out.
TeleHealth—Powerful Tool to Achieve Universal Healthcare & Holistic Wellness
Telehealth has emerged as a viable tool for healthcare providers to improve accessibility, provide remote care, and helping governments in achieving Universal Healthcare, writes Vikram Thaploo, CEO – TeleHealth, Apollo Hospitals Enterprises Limited, for Elets News Network (ENN).
‘Personalized Attention is at Core of Our Patient Care Philosophy'
Continental Hospitals is a NABH-JCI accredited multi-speciality quaternary care hospital with a capacity of 750 beds. With the state-of-the-art facilities, advanced medical equipment combined with the latest technology, the hospital ensures utmost comfort and safety to patients, says Dr Rahul Medakkar, CEO, Continental Hospitals, in conversation with Mukul Kumar Mishra of Elets news Network (ENN).
Future & Importance of Clinical Analytics
Clinical analytics is poised to become an essential tool that makes use of real-time medical data to generate insights, take decisions, predict outcomes, and decrease costs by enabling early interventions for potential clinical complications, writes Abdullah Saleem, Group, CIO, Omni Hospitals for Elets News Network (ENN).
AIIMS — Adopting Several Reforms to Bring Quantum Leap in Patient Care
All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS), Delhi, one of the premier medical institutes across country, has come of age delivering accessible and quality services to masses. With new OPD block, several reforms, and optimizing various processes, and the Institute is set to transform delivery of healthcare services, says Subhsish Panda, Deputy Director, AIIMS, in conversation with Nisha Samant & Mukul Kumar Mishra of Elets news Network (ENN).
‘1.5 lakh Sub Centres to be Converted into Wellness Centres by 2022'
Health is the biggest wealth one could ever have. Human health is priceless.
PPP Model Providing Right Impetus to Diagnostic Industry
In any modern healthcare system, laboratory diagnostics play a crucial role for effective functioning of the overall care delivery system. Pathology and radiology have withnessed huge transformation in the last decade thanks to technological advancements and innovative practices. Elets News Network (ENN) explores all the aspects of the Indian diagnostic industry--huge underlying opportunity, challenges and how PPP models have driven the market.
Promoting Affordablity & Access to Quality Healthcare in Nagaland
Despite challenges due to connectivity, geographical barriers and health seeking behavior, the State government is leaving no stone unturned to improve healthcare delivery system, enabling people accessible and affordable patient care. Through lots of policy measures coupled with technological advancement, the State is making giant leap in delivery of clinical outcome, says S. Pangnyu Phom, Minister of Health & Family Welfare, Government of Nagaland, in conversation with Nisha Samant and Mukul Kumar Mishra of Elets News Network (ENN).
Funding Galore to Indian Startups!
Despite the fact that India prides to be the global leader in production of generic medicine, for the longest time the healthcare sector received step-brotherly treatment in the start-up world.