Shanghai built the largest medical emergency system Emergency Sub-stations increased by 32

City Health and Health Commission recently released the latest data: through three consecutive years of "municipal government practical projects", the city added 32 first aid stations. At present, the total number of emergency sub-stations in the city reached 164, covering 16 districts, a total of 907 ambulances, 810,000 vehicles a year, the average response time of 13.8 minutes. So far, Shanghai has built the country's largest pre-hospital medical first aid system.
of the Municipal Health and Health Commission, the construction of the pre-hospital first aid system is a city-level co-ordination, unified planning, unified construction standards. First aid centers, first aid sub-centers and first aid sub-stations, combined with the priority setting of urban medical and health land, reasonably determine the network planning of pre-hospital emergency services facilities, and incorporate them into the special plan of sanitation facilities in the overall urban planning. Through the implementation of the "municipal government practical project" for three consecutive years, for the city-wide first aid blank spots, continue to strengthen the network. It is expected that by 2020, there will be 50 new first aid stations in Shanghai. At the same time, improve the first aid network, optimize the operation mode, that is, improve the classification of ambulance services, establish a relatively independent non-first aid business operation mode within the pre-hospital first aid system, make room for the classification of first aid business treatment, improve the efficiency of emergency services. In April this year, the city opened the "962120" rehabilitation and discharge hotline, so far about 30,000 services.
of talents is the key link to promote the development of first aid system. The city is improving the training system of first aid personnel, perfecting the standardized training model of pre-hospital emergency physicians in clinical medical colleges and universities, and strengthening the continuing education of in-service personnel to provide a steady stream of strength for first aid.
The city will further improve the construction of the pre-hospital first aid system, and strive to achieve the "average service radius of the first aid site≤3.5 kilometers, the number of first aid vehicles per 30,000 people, the average response time of first aid ≤12 minutes" goal, so that Shanghai pre-hospital first aid to achieve "the largest national service volume, the shortest service radius, the fastest response time" to effectively ensure the safe operation of the city. (Liberation Daily)