Three dead, including patient, in air ambulance crash in Japan. The incident underscores the delicate balance between urgency and safety in life-saving missions.
As emergency air ambulance transport becomes more common, the need for clearer policies and faster insurance decisions remains critical for patients and families caught in crisis.
Medical flight services need professional service automation. This investment in technology can offset itself eventually whereas the cost gains and process efficiencies achieved are permanent.
Paramedics working at the South Central Air Ambulance Service have now been equipped with cameras for live streaming. These cameras are aimed at enhancing...
