Deepen the linkage mechanism for maritime medical rescue!Guangdong established the first "Coast

场 Signing ceremony at the scene.

Recently, the Guangzhou Coast Radio Station of the South China Sea Sailing Security Center, the Office of the Guangdong Maritime Search and Rescue Center, and the Guangzhou Xinhai Hospital officially signed a memorandum of maritime medical rescue cooperation, marking the formal establishment of Guangdong's first coastal radio-search and rescue center-three-party seaside medical rescue linkage mechanism.

签 The three parties representatives signed a memorandum of cooperation.

According to the content of the cooperation memorandum, the three parties adhere to the purpose of "people's first and life first". On the basis of the original cooperation, focus on strengthening the rescue cooperation of the wounded crew at sea, promote the development of remote medical and health services in the shore, and further meet the further satisfaction Sea crew members' new crown pneumonia's epidemic prevention and control guidance, remote medical treatment, psychological guidance needs, and provide emergency medical consultation, remote treatment guidance, injury crew transfer, on -site emergency assistance for maritime ships (injuries) The treatment of the crew effectively guarantees the safety and health of the crew.

The three parties agreed that when a large level occurred in the sea area of ​​the area, when the incident of Shanghai was injured, the Guangzhou Coast Radio Station of the South China Sea Sailor Conservation Center was responsible for the wireless communication and the transfer of the shipwreck of the sea crew members. Professional doctors assisted medical assistance operations and conducted medical services such as telephone consultation, remote guidance, patient transfer, and treatment of shipping in accordance with the situation of injuries provided.

Cooperation agreement

According to reports, since 2017, the Guangzhou Coast Radio Station of the South China Sea Sailor Conservation Center has completed a total of 41 medical guidance calls for the transfer of maritime injuries, providing timely and professional treatment assistance and guidance services for 43 offshore injuries, which has effectively guaranteed the maritime. The safety of the crew's life has given full play to the key role of water safety communication to perform the International Safety Convention (SOLAS).

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