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The use of the medical helicopter makes it possible to offer every patient in rural areas the same chances and the same guarantees of rapid intervention as patients living in urban areas.
An expression specific to emergency medicine, the golden hour highlights the importance of acting promptly and rigorously when trauma occurs.
It suggests acting in an orderly manner, following the rules of greatest efficiency. On site, 9-1-1 must be called quickly, providing precise information, so that help arrives on the scene fast and administers priority care without delay. At the trauma center, a full team must be on standby, ready to intervene.
Our medical concept (emergency and trauma care) for the rapid management of any severely traumatized person aims to reduce the risks of:
It is precious time that increases the chances of a seriously injured person surviving or avoiding severe disability.
During my first helicopter rescue mission in 2001 as a flight paramedic, I went to help a young forestry worker who had been in an ATV accident in the Lac Taureau area. We took charge of the patient, who had suffered a serious leg fracture. From that moment on, I understood just how important it is to have a rapidly available air ambulance service in such a situation.
It can happen to anyone, at any time.
Jonathan Radzvicia
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