The head of the Emergency Management Center of Shiraz University of Medical Sciences announced the registration of 80 special missions for cardiac resuscitation and childbirth in the pre-hospital emergency services of this university during the first six months of 1405. During this period, 115 emergency experts provided services in 70 cases of cardiac resuscitation and 10 cases of out-of-hospital childbirth.
80 Cardiac Resuscitation and Delivery Missions Registered in Fars Emergency Services in the First Half of This Year
In the first half of the year 1405, the Shiraz University of Medical Sciences recorded 80 emergency missions related to cardiac resuscitation and childbirth. Emergency experts were involved in 70 cardiac resuscitation cases and 10 childbirths outside hospitals. This highlights the critical role of emergency services in providing life-saving interventions.
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📰 What Happened
In the first half of the Iranian year 1405, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences recorded 80 emergency missions related to cardiac resuscitation and childbirth. Emergency experts were involved in 70 cases of cardiac resuscitation and 10 out-of-hospital childbirths.
- 80 special emergency missions were registered.
- 115 emergency experts provided services during this period.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has been working to enhance its healthcare services, especially in emergency response, amidst various socio-economic challenges.
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