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	China: Beijing Emergency Hotlines to Begin Accepting Calls in English
	Beijing: Beijing expats in need of emergency assistance will soon be able to make calls by themselves as the city announced its emergency service hotlines will become fully English compliant.Calls made to emergency hotlines such as ambulance (120 or 999) will soon feature multilingual service, said the Beijing Municipal Commission of Health and Family Planning at a Monday (16 July) news conference.
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	EMS: AAEMS Newsletter -December 16, 2021
	AAEMS President Dr. Matthew Ma receives National Award Brave Woman Rise to Challenges EMTs lead Take Action to Teach Public on Use of Tourniquets Motorcycle - taxi First Responders Increase Bystander CPR Rates in Bangkok - noi District, Thailand Not Your Usual White Flower SCDF's OMNI Links PreHospital and Emergency Department Services
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	Hong Kong: Internships to Ease Strain on Hong Kong's Accident and Emergency Departments
	Public hospital emergency departments are trying to attract more new graduates to combat a shortage of doctors. The shortage, compounded by an increase in both the number of patients treated and procedures offered, has left the city's 15 major accident and emergency departments struggling to meet their targets for urgent care. In response, the Hospital Authority asked the city's two medical schools to consider including accident and emergency training in the graduate internship year.
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	Hong Kong: Kowloon and New Territories Hospitals Miss Emergency Targets
	The accident and emergency departments of all public hospital groups in Kowloon and the New Territories last year failed to meet their pledge of seeing 90 per cent of urgent cases within half an hour. The problem was particularly acute in the Kowloon Central, Kowloon East and New Territories West groupings, where the percentages plunged to 71, 79 and 80 per cent, respectively. Dr Simon Tang Your-hang, chairman of the Hospital Authority's accident and emergency central co-ordinating committee, said that each hospital faced different problems.
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	Hong Kong: Healthy Boost for 66,000 at Training Center
	More than 66,000 health-care and medical students will benefit from the Innovative Learning Centre established at the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine. Academy president Donald Li Kwok-tung said the high-end facilities in the center can serve different purposes during training and will benefit not only the academy but also Hospital Authority doctors and rescue teams from the Fire Service Department. Kwong Wah Hospital's chief of service and accident and emergency consultant Tung Wai-kit said the models used in the training will enable students to learn surgery procedures before performing them on patients."The models and equipment weigh the sa
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China: Beijing Emergency Hotlines to Begin Accepting Calls in English

EMS: AAEMS Newsletter -December 16, 2021

Hong Kong: Internships to Ease Strain on Hong Kong's Accident and Emergency Departments

Hong Kong: Kowloon and New Territories Hospitals Miss Emergency Targets

Hong Kong: Healthy Boost for 66,000 at Training Center

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