到2027年，急救站点总数达到207个 杭州出台《实施意见》 保障院前医疗急救

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "Implementation Opinions on Promoting High-Quality Development of Pre-Hospital Medical Emergency" aims to enhance the emergency medical service system in the city, with specific targets set for response times and service quality by 2027 [1][2]. Group 1: Emergency Response Time Goals - By 2027, the average emergency response time is set to be no more than 8 minutes in urban areas, 12 minutes in rural areas, and 14 minutes in mountainous and island regions [1]. - The 120 emergency call answering rate is targeted to be no less than 95% within 10 seconds [1]. - The overall success rate of pre-hospital cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is expected to be no less than 6% [1]. Group 2: Key Measures for Implementation - The implementation includes five main measures: improving the layout of the pre-hospital emergency network, strengthening the emergency team, establishing a funding guarantee mechanism, enhancing "smart emergency" construction, and improving public emergency response capabilities [1][2]. - The city will promote integrated emergency services, standardize emergency center (station) medical institutions, and develop a unified command and dispatch capability for emergency medical rescue [1]. Group 3: Emergency Station Development - From 2025 to 2027, a total of 58 new emergency stations will be added, with annual increments of 32, 12, and 14 stations respectively, aiming for a total of 207 emergency stations by 2027 [1]. Group 4: Strengthening Emergency Team - The emergency team will be enhanced by ensuring each ambulance crew includes one doctor, one driver, and one to two emergency support personnel, while accelerating the allocation of nursing staff [2]. - Encouragement for the establishment of clinical research laboratories and collaboration with medical schools and research institutions is also part of the strategy [2]. Group 5: Smart Emergency Initiatives - The city will implement intelligent linkage between emergency dispatch and resources such as volunteers and automated external defibrillators (AEDs) [2]. - Aiming for 100% coverage of video remote guidance for CPR and interactive online guidance for emergency operations, the initiative will also enhance information sharing among various departments [2].