Reception-Evacuation Department

In the lives of many people visiting medical institutions, there is a need to call an ambulance. Emergency medical services work around the clock and provide emergency medical care for sudden acute diseases, conditions, exacerbation of chronic diseases that pose a threat to the life of the patient requiring urgent medical evacuation. Hospitals have centralized emergency response authorities: the emergency department and

The admissions department is one of the structural divisions of a medical organization. It serves to receive incoming patients and register them in an automated admission database to ensure timely processing of the current complaint and provision of first aid to save the patient’s life.

His work is critical to the institution. If the department is opened, it is necessary to follow the rules for treating the current patient, regardless of the degree of his injury or infectious danger - it does not matter whether the diagnosis was recorded.

In most cases, an ambulance arrives at a hospital in emergency situations when the integrity of a person’s life is at stake. You can imagine what kind of flow of people there might be in an emergency. With the correct distribution of human resources and the correct organization of work in the intensive care unit “reception department”, which is closed to outside visitors, the opening of which provides for strict control of access to the premises for third parties, allows you to eliminate in advance all possible external factors affecting the outcome of treatment. In these conditions, doctors can focus only on the patient's problem.

**Reception and evacuation point** is a subdivision of a medical institution designed to provide medical care and prepare for evacuation (transportation) for emergency medical reasons, treat wounded and sick military personnel, search for missing persons during battle, and maintain sanitary order. In wartime, it can be used as an isolation, temporary, transit medical and preventive institution for the treatment of infectious patients, lepromatous patients, venereal patients with non-transportable complications; is the main diagnostic control body. The PEP is created under the medical administration of the military district and can be deployed