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India: GNRC Launches Free Ambulance Service in Assam

Dr Nomal Chandra Borah, Chairman cum MD, GNRC Hospitals, informed that the fleet of 100 ambulances will aim to provide basic life support instantly after receiving a call for an ambulance and will have on board a paramedic and a pilot – both trained in basic life support and safe medical evacuation procedures.
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India: AAP Govt Approves Scheme for Free Ambulance Services

Delhi: The AAP government on Thursday(July 16) approved the “Home to Hospital” scheme to provide free ambulance services in the national capital. The decision was taken in a Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. The scheme will be provided to people by Centralized Accident & Trauma Services (CATS).\r\nUnder the scheme, 110 new ambulances will be procured besides setting up of a modern and state of the art Control Room. “There would be 100 basic life support and 10 advanced life support ambulances. Additional manpower for the new ambulances as well as human resource deficit in the existing 155 ambulan
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India: An Ambulance Service on a Motor bike in Kochi

Kochi: Like Kozhikode, Bengaluru and other cities in the country, Kochi will have a motorbike ambulance system, starting next week.In Kochi, the venture is a private initiative while in Kozhikode it is operated by both a private hospital and also by ANGELS, an ambulance network agency.\r\nCalled the first responder service\', the motorbike ambulance will be launched formally on July 24 at the Aster Medcity.Hospital authorities said that a customised motorcycle fully equipped with all life-saving equipment and medications will be operated by highly skilled emergency medicine technician (EMT), who can come quickly to the accident spot and provi
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India: M S Ramaiah Medical College launches HeartRescue India on July 15

M S Ramaiah Medical College, M S Ramaiah Memorial Hospital; MSR Advanced Learning Centre, University of Illinois at Chicago and Medtronic announced the launch of HeartRescue India. Reportedly, the programme, a $4.4 million collaborative effort funded by Medtronic Philanthropy, is designed to expand access to life-saving interventions for cardiovascular events such as heart attack and sudden cardiac arrest.\r\nWhile M S Ramaiah Medical College will lead the effort, other HeartRescue India partners will contribute varied levels of support and expertise. 
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India: KEM Hospital¡¯s Staff Strike Hits Emergency Care

Mumbai: With 200 of KEM Hospital’s staff on strike, the medical aid for emergency care in the hospital has been stalled on Monday(July 20). Patients from the emergency care from the hospital had to be transferred to Sion Hospital, located nearby, which was already overloaded throughout the day. Many cases were referred to private laboratories that charge Rs 2,500 for x-ray, which is conducted at Rs 150 at civic hospitals.
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