"120" first aid line, set up a bridge for patients

"Where is the place where the place is? What happened to the patient ...? I have sent an ambulance, please do not hang up the phone first. If the surrounding environment is safe, please do not move the wounded ..." On August 19th, in Heze City's emergency conductor in Heze City In the central dispatch hall, the dispatcher Guo Haiyan just hung up the phone, and another phone came in ...

On the same day, the Mudan Evening News reporter walked into the dispatch hall of the emergency command center of Heze City. The moment the telephone ringing sounded, he immediately listened, and sent an ambulance to the patient's bridge for the patient.

According to Deng Minmin, the person in charge of the dispatch department of the Heze City First Aid Command Center, since this year, the Heze First Aid Command Center has received a total of 317,000 alarm calls, dealing with more than 117,000 alarm incidents, 107,000 vehicles, and nearly 95,000 patients who treat patients with nearly 95,000 patients. Essence Heze's "120" has been connected to the city. In addition to answering an alarm call and sending emergency vehicles, the dispatcher often needs to conduct first -aid guidance. Since the beginning of this year, the Heze First Aid Command Center has used the medical limited grading scheduling system (MPDS) to guide nearly 42,000 alarm incidents. Among them, 6 cases have been successfully guided by patients with choking, heartbeat and breathing stop. Dial the 120 phone to the ambulance to reach the first aid gap before the scene.

Heze Newspaper All Media Reporter Li Yanfan

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