US EditionTelenoticians 24/7 in Use in Rlp - Strengthening the Emergency Service
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Rhineland-Palatinate strengthens its rescue service with so-called telenoticians. These are emergency doctors who can be digitally switched on in seconds if necessary. From now on nationwide and around the clock. How the system works and what advantages it offers, was presented today in Mainz. This patient complains about complaints in the chest that do not subside. For the emergency paramedics called up it is quickly clear: Here it needs medica…
In Rhineland-Palatinate, telenoticians are now available all over the world – around the clock. The telenotic system is intended to strengthen the rescue service in a sustainable manner.
This article was first published on BYC-News Online-Zeitung von Chiara Forg. The state of Rhineland-Palatinate now has a nationwide, uniform and around-the-clock telenotician system. With the complete 24/7 commissioning, Rhineland-Palatinate sets new standards in the emergency medical care of a federal state and sustainably strengthens the rescue service. Interior Minister Michael Ebling described the introduction as a milestone: "With the 24/7 …
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