Paramedics experience more job-related injuries than workers in almost any other sector. According to research conducted by the University of Waterloo, however, there's a straightforward way of bringing those injury rates down by up to 78 percent: equip paramedics with powered stretchers.
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It may be nice to have a car that's well-insulated against traffic noise, but it can be detrimental when it comes to hearing sirens. Fortunately, however, researchers have developed a system in which drivers' stereos actually alert them to the presence of approaching ambulances.
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Alec Momont from Holland's Delft University of Technology is looking to usedrones to reduce emergency response times to cardiac arrest incidents. His Ambulance Drone prototype carries a defibrillator to the scene and promises to dramatically increase the rate of survival.
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Loz Blain follows one of Melbourne's motorcycle paramedics around for an afternoon to capture a day in photos.
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A Mexican-US team has developed a simple and inexpensive electromagnetic sensor for traumatic brain injuries, suited to on site use by field personnel and paramedics.
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UPDATED: NEW IMAGES Yet another interesting mobility idea to be seen for the first time at the Frankfurt Motor Show is Citroen's Tubik concept - a high-tech, high-comfort executive shuttle that is shared, connected and eco friendly.
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The Zambulance is a bicycle trailer that serves as an ambulance in developing nations.
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A project to develop a high tech rescue vehicle has resulted in a new type of double-deck four-stretcher ‘box kit’ that can be adapted to fit a range of on- and off-road vehicles.
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Three new, large-capacity Mercedes-Benz ambulances have been created for the Government of Dubai so that rapid medical assistance can be rendered in the event of major emergencies with large numbers of injury victims.
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August 26, 2005 An ambulance of the future concept vehicle was unveiled at EMS (Emergency Medical Services) Expo in New Orleans yesterday. American Medical Resp
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