Fuel-powered high-end ambulance F1AE8481G

In terms of staffing, the staff of pre-hospital rescue Utility Vehicles usually include Ambulance drivers and professionally trained emergency medical personnel, such as emergency doctors and nurses. They need to have the ability to quickly assess the patient's condition and be able to perform basic emergency operations such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation, hemostasis, and open airways. In the process of transporting patients, they need to maintain vital signs monitoring and quickly stabilize the patient's condition to reduce the risk during the transfer process.

 

In contrast, the staff of in-hospital rescue Special Vehicles are usually medical staff within the hospital, who are mainly responsible for the safety and comfort of the patient during the transfer. Although they also perform some basic nursing work, in general, the complexity and urgency of in-hospital rescue Electric Vehicles are relatively low because the patient is already in the hospital environment and there are professional doctors and nurses available for support at any time. More auxiliary equipment and resources can be provided within the hospital, reducing the pressure required for in-hospital transfer.