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	United Arab Emirates: Dubai Ambulance Allocates Nearly 100 Vehicles for Eid Holidays
	Dubai: The Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services (DCAS) has allocated 98 vehicles and 708 paramedics in preparation for Eid holidays.\r\n“The drivers will be available 24/7 to manage operations and emergencies,” said the Executive Director of DCAS, Khalifa Bin Dray. He said the vehicles will be deployed in areas with heavy traffic density and mass gatherings such as gardens, parks, shopping malls, beaches and heritage sites “To ensure access to any injury and the status of satisfactory in the shortest time possible.” Bin Dray said medical technicians will be placed on alert to handle cases such as heart attacks, str
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	United Arab Emirates: Emergency Patient Care Receives a Boost as National Ambulance Publishes First UAE-focused Clinical Practice Guidelines
	Abu Dhabi: Patients receiving emergency pre-hospital care in the UAE will benefit following the introduction of new evidence based Clinical Practice Guidelines. Developed by National Ambulance, the guidelines are the first set of clinical practice guidelines based on international best practice and tailored specifically for the UAE. Following its endorsement and approval, the guidelines will be used by National Ambulance across the country.
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	United Arab Emirates: Emergency Responders too Need Counselling
	Dubai authorities did the right thing in attending to post-traumatic stress disorder of fire fighting personnel shocked by a colleague’s death\r\nThere is perpetuity of tradition that states that in emergency situations, those who are most in need of counselling and psychological support are the victims of the calamity. It is a tradition rooted in logic and scientific validity and has proved to be invaluable in ensuring the recovery of individuals impacted by extenuating circumstances. While the critical nature of this outreach is ubiquitous in its global practice, what is equally recognised and adhered to in many countries is the obver
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	United Arab Emirates: Ambulances May Control Traffic Lights in Abu Dhabi and Dubai
	Dubai: Time Out Dubai has information on the news that emergency vehicles including ambulances may control traffic lights in Abu Dhabi and Dubai\r\nWe’ve all been there (drivers that is). You’re stuck in traffic and all of a sudden you hear an ambulance or fire truck’s siren blasting through the airwaves, and the panic kicks in.
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	United Arab Emirates: Increased Ambulances on Roads for Eid holidays
	Abu Dhabi: Additional ambulances will be on the roads with extra staff working during the Eid holiday in the Northern Emirates. National Ambulance said it will take the measures during the holiday next week to ensure public safety. Figures collected by National Ambulance during Eid Al Fitr this year showed that more than 920 calls were made to the call centre during the week-long holiday.\r\n\"We collect data from our own operations and information received from police and civil defence, which allows us to efficiently manage our resources and implement operational plans focusing on where we can most effectively serve the community,\" said Mr
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United Arab Emirates: Dubai Ambulance Allocates Nearly 100 Vehicles for Eid Holidays

United Arab Emirates: Emergency Patient Care Receives a Boost as National Ambulance Publishes First UAE-focused Clinical Practice Guidelines

United Arab Emirates: Emergency Responders too Need Counselling

United Arab Emirates: Ambulances May Control Traffic Lights in Abu Dhabi and Dubai

United Arab Emirates: Increased Ambulances on Roads for Eid holidays

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