Role of Ambulance Services in Ireland

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Types of Ambulance Services
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Basic Ambulance
These types of ambulances are the basic
ambulances that we usually see in our everyday
lives. Basic ambulances are controlled by an
emergency medical technician (EMT) and transport
patients who need basic medical supervision under
minor or rash situations such as moderate
fractures, and sub- acute care facilities
(nursing homes). It includes the patient bed,
pulse oximetry, and oxygen delivery system.
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Advance Ambulance
Advance ambulances are provided with advanced
equipment and devices to manage critically ill
patients. They are also provided with an ECG
monitor, defibrillator, intravenous and blood
drawing tools, etc. Patients who need a high
level of attention and who are struggling for
life need services like hospital emergency ward
or critical care unit need advance ambulance
services. Patients suffering from dangerous
life-threatening causalities and cardiac
difficulties are carried with advanced life
support ambulances.
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Emergency Ambulance
This is the most common type of ambulance
service. When a patient has an acute illness or
damage and they want to move from one place to
another for surgery with a life support system
then this service is needed. This service is not
only on the road it can be used in boats,
helicopters, anything that can use for fast
transportation.
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Patient Transport Vehicle
During non-emergency conditions, a Medical
transport vehicle transports patients to and
from hospitals. A patient needs to be
transferred to a facility that can provide a
higher or more special level of care or used to
transfer patients from a specific facility to a
hospital when they no longer need this specific
care.
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Rapid Organ Transport Ambulance
A patient request for rapid organ transport
ambulance, there is a need to transport organs
from one place to another rapidly within time.
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Air Ambulance
Air ambulances use air transport by airplane or
helicopter to transport cases to and from
healthcare facilities and disaster scenes. Air
ambulances transportation patients to specialist
care, they can also bring professional care to
the accident scene, unusually for major trauma
cases. They are essentially used for
international or long-distance carriers. Air
medical services give fast and speedy transport
during emergencies. They can spread wide or
hilly areas in less time, they are more
convenient than land ambulances. This makes them
very useful in sparsely populated rural regions.
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