Beijing's Regulations on Pre-hospital Medical Emergency Services is an important law and regulation to ensure the safety and health of the general public. This regulation was officially implemented on March 9, 20 1, which is of great significance to standardize and strengthen the pre-hospital medical emergency service in Beijing. The regulations mainly include the following contents: qualification identification, training and responsibilities of emergency personnel; Configuration, use and management of emergency vehicles; Equipment and management of first aid equipment and medicines. In addition, the regulations also clarify many key links involved in first-aid services, such as first-aid site disposal, first-aid collaborative linkage mechanism, and first-aid information construction. This regulation emphasizes the principles and norms that emergency personnel should follow when performing their duties, such as respecting life, protecting privacy and giving priority to treatment. In addition, the regulations also provide clear penalties and disciplinary measures for violations of the regulations.
Since the implementation of the Regulations on Pre-hospital Medical Emergency Services in Beijing, what has been the effect? Since the implementation of the Regulations, Beijing has actively promoted the upgrading and optimization of emergency services. According to official data, in 20 19, about 20,000 emergency personnel participated in the training, and the total number of emergency vehicles reached 1400. In terms of the quality of first aid service, Beijing has made remarkable progress in pre-hospital first aid work, and the success rate of first aid and patient satisfaction have been improved to varying degrees.
The implementation of the Regulations on Pre-hospital Medical Emergency in Beijing has provided strong legal support and guarantee for the safety and health of the general public. In the future practice, Beijing should also strengthen the construction of informatization and first-aid equipment, improve the quality of first-aid services and further optimize the social governance environment.
Legal basis:
Article 17 of the Regulations on Pre-hospital Medical Emergency in Beijing follows the principles of life first, treatment first, respect for privacy, safety protection, responsibility, civilized duty and knowledge reserve.