The role of an ambulance
An ambulance is a vehicle that rescues a patient. The "AMBULANCE" on the body is written in reverse, in order to let the front car driver directly see the positive direction of the Ambulance word through the rearview mirror, and quickly give way.
Along with the flashing of the warning lights and the whistling of the sirens, there was no doubt that an ambulance rushed to an emergency call scene. All traffic routes will be magically released for it. The driver can drive on the edge of the roadway, on the sidewalk, or even in the opposite direction—anywhere, as long as the ambulance can pass. Like firefighters who go to the fire scene, ambulance personnel also need to fight every second, because this may mean the difference between life and death.
Ambulance use regulations
1. The ambulance is dedicated to medical ambulance, and the 24-hour in-hospital duty is implemented. The emergency department director and the head nurse issue the dispatched car list. After receiving the notice, the driver should prepare for the bus within 5 minutes and get out of the car in time.
1. The use of ambulances will be paid according to the standard, in general, the first charge and then the car. If the situation is urgent or call to help, you can first get out of the car, the driver is responsible for supervising the patient to pay.
3. At the end of each month, the ambulance driver will send the vehicle bill and the bill of charge to the financial department for review, and the medical department will conduct regular checks.
4. Within the emergency department, the on-duty driver and the doctor and nurse on duty in the emergency department will receive the necessary rescue equipment and leave within 5 minutes after receiving the telephone number in the registration room. The registration time, location, arrival time, and accompanying personnel are recorded by the registration room.
5. The emergency room is out of the car. After receiving the rescue call, the registration room reports to the medical department and the dean, and at the same time, informs the duty driver and the doctor and nurse on duty in the emergency department to prepare for the bus. In extreme weather, if the snow is closed and the road is not accessible, you should inform the other party. The medical department or the competent dean decides whether to get out of the car according to the situation.
6. Inpatients and emergency patients urgently need to be transferred to hospitals, according to the needs of the disease (critical, special position) by the department director to the medical department or the competent dean to decide whether to get out.
7. When the emergency department picks up the medical staff, the registered driver will be notified by the registration office to get out of the car, and the registration room will make a record of the departure.
8. Non-medical vehicles, must be approved by the competent dean to send vehicles. There is no charge for privately dispatching a car, privately exiting a car and leaving a car. If the person responsible is found, the fine will be imposed according to the charging place.
