Video: National Ambulance upgrades fleet for better patient-care and faster response

Video: National Ambulance upgrades fleet for better patient-care and faster response

Abu Dhabi: National Ambulance has announced the complete upgrade of its fleet of emergency vehicles in order to incorporate the latest medical technologies that will improve patient care — especially in critical emergency situations. In line with the UAE’s objectives for smart health care, National Ambulance has invested in the most advanced equipment that incorporates artificial intelligence (AI)-powered medical device integration, advanced patient data management solutions and semi-wireless monitoring of patients during emergencies. Fifty per cent of National Ambulance’s fleet of vehicles in the Northern Emirates has already been replaced, with the remainder expected to be completed by the end of this year. The new vehicles have been manufactured according to CEN1789 European Safety Standards and are fully equipped with one of the most advanced Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and monitoring technologies available to emergency medical services. They are fitted with the modular Corpuls3 Defibrillator Monitor and the Corpuls CPR compression device, which work together under AI-powered wireless integration system. Additionally, the technologies have been tested under vigorous conditions and are approved for use in temperatures of up to 55 degrees Celsius, making them suitable for use in hot weather conditions. National Ambulance provides emergency pre-hospital care in the Northern Emirates