The Dubai Ambulance Corporation launched the “City of Teshfni” initiative to save those with a sudden heart stop anywhere in Dubai. She said that she will take the local and federal government agencies in the emirate with fixed devices for them, for their use in saving people with dangerous cases for employees and auditors, according to the CEO of the Foundation, Khalifa Bin Daray, who confirmed the training of four employees in each institution to be paramedics in a state of danger.
Bin Darai explained to «Emirates Today» that the initiative is implemented in stages, the first includes 80 governmental and semi -governmental entities in Dubai, the Foundation will start during the next few days to distribute it, pointing to addressing the parties that will be included in the first stage of installing its devices, and starting training volunteer employees For this task.
He stated that the Foundation aims from the initiative to achieve the speed of response to people with dangerous cases of heart patients, especially those who are exposed to heart attacks and the severe and violent symptoms that may be accompanied, such as fainting, pulse stopping and breathing, and combating its results leading to death if not treated quickly.
He continued: «The initiative aims to reduce the death rates resulting from heart attacks at the emirate level, especially since those who will be trained by the Foundation for immediate ambulance will be street paramedics, who can provide their servants to the emirate’s residents wherever they are, in addition to developing and raising the readiness of government institutions in providing cardiovascular services ».
He said that the idea of the initiative of “My City, Tzaani”, emerged through the treatment of the field paramedics with similar cases, and patient patients were subjected to serious complications after suffering from a heart attack. It succeeds 95% in protecting him from death, stressing that the main pillar of the initiative is to take advantage of the golden moments that follow the injury directly, before the doctor arrives at the patient or transferred to him, which is known as emergency medicine.
He added that the availability of a sophisticated cardiac resuscitation device in a suitable and close place may be the optimal choice and the most appropriate medical solution, to save the patient, and from here the initiative was launched in which he relied on the idea of distributing advanced and effective devices in the rescue to the institution’s partners from government and federal departments and some parties The private, to be present, and ready to use when needed, indicating that success in this pioneering experience will be based on the cooperation of all parties and the correct use of the device in particular, that it was taken into account that the devices are easy to use and that any member of the community can deal with it, as it gives the device. The instructions required to use it as soon as it is opened, and derives its capacity from a strong battery suitable for five years without charging. The device also contains a tracking system that monitors the general condition of the device and the validity of the battery, and alerts the user before damaging any part of it.
The head of the Communication and Public Relations Department at the Foundation, Dr. Saif Darwish, stated that the Foundation decided to distribute 80 devices to the partners in the Dubai government while providing the opportunity for training in the use of the device, and how to deal with it with professionalism that guarantees the protection of the patient from complications and saved him from death.
As for the work of the device and the way to use it, Darwish says, “The automatic shock device gives a specific electrical shock to patients who suffer from the heart recess and sudden heart stops, because it contains special poles, written on the instructions of use and places of place them on the patient’s chest to analyze the heart signal, and give electric shock.
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