深夜，急促的警报划破滨江的宁静。杭州市急救中心长河急救点的救护车在接到指令后疾驰而出， 仅用7分钟便抵达一名突发胸闷、呼吸困难的78岁老人身边。老人一度出现室颤、心脏骤停，急救医师 舒叶菲立即展开高级生命支持，电除颤、持续胸外按压……最终，患者生命体征恢复平稳，被平安送至 医院。这场于近日发生的"生死时速"，是杭州院前急救能力提升在滨江区的一个鲜活注脚。 这背后，是一张正在不断织密、提速的急救网络。记者从高新区（滨江）卫健局获悉，目前浙江省 杭州市急救中心西兴、长河和联庄3个新增急救点已全部建成并投入24小时运行。至此，滨江区全天候 待命的急救点数量增至7个。据最新统计，今年12月第一周滨江区平均急救反应时间已缩短至8分钟以 内，领跑主城区。 记者随机走访了其中一个急救点，紧凑的空间里秩序井然，门口随时待命的救护车、分属医护驾担 的四个值班室、储备齐全的药械库、规范的消杀区……"这里就像我们的'待命驿站'。"西兴急救点的值 班人员介绍，16名急救人员分4组轮值，警铃一响，立即出发。 "过去，滨江虽有4个急救点，但其中两个并非24小时运转，平均急救反应时间超过10分钟。"滨江 区卫健局相关负责人坦言。 在急救中 ...

Core Points - The core viewpoint of the articles emphasizes the importance of regulating ambulance management and cracking down on illegal ambulance operations to protect public health and safety [1][2] Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The National Health Commission and six other departments have launched a one-year special campaign to address illegal ambulance operations [1] - The campaign targets both registered "ambulance" vehicles and non-ambulance vehicles providing illegal pre-hospital medical emergency services [1] - Medical institutions using ambulances are responsible for establishing and implementing management regulations, including the installation of positioning devices [1] Group 2: Compliance and Oversight - Local health authorities are tasked with planning the number of ambulances based on population, medical resource distribution, and emergency task requirements [1] - There is a focus on real-time information management for ambulances, including tracking and updating a dynamic database [1] - The principle of "who issues the certificate is responsible" will be applied to enhance oversight of registered ambulances, particularly those operating outside their registered areas [1] Group 3: Public Engagement and Quality Improvement - A public query function for the national ambulance dynamic database will be established to enhance transparency [2] - QR codes will be printed on the sides of ambulances to allow the public to access information about the vehicle's unit, number, and complaint hotline [2] - A complaint handling mechanism for ambulance service quality will be developed to improve service quality and patient satisfaction [2]

Group 1 - Beijing has established 474 pre-hospital emergency medical service stations covering 16 districts and the Beijing Economic and Technological Development Area [1] - The Beijing Emergency Center has initiated relocation and expansion, with the locations of emergency stations remaining unchanged [1] - The 120 dispatch center currently has 50 dispatch seats, handling over 5,500 emergency calls daily and dispatching approximately 2,800 ambulances [1] Group 2 - The average number of emergency response teams in Beijing is projected to be 780 in 2024, a 74.50% increase compared to five years ago [2] - The total number of emergency calls received by the 120 service reached 903,800, and the number of ambulance dispatches was 894,700, representing increases of 50.47% and 62.01% respectively over five years [2] - The emergency call satisfaction rate is at 99.99%, with the average emergency response time reduced to under 12 minutes [2]

Core Viewpoint - Zhejiang Province has enacted the "Zhejiang Province Pre-Hospital Medical Emergency Regulations" to standardize pre-hospital medical emergency services, emphasizing the importance of life safety and health welfare for the public [1][2]. Group 1: Legislative Background - The regulations were passed by the 19th meeting of the 14th Standing Committee of the Zhejiang Provincial People's Congress on September 26, 2023, and will take effect on December 1, 2025 [1]. - The legislation aims to summarize successful experiences from various regions and establish a legal framework to promote high-quality development of pre-hospital medical emergency services in Zhejiang [2]. Group 2: Principles and Objectives - The regulations adhere to principles such as prioritizing people and life, urban-rural integration, efficient standardization, and digital empowerment, addressing social concerns to ensure public safety and health [2][3]. - The legislation focuses on practical issues, aiming to resolve specific challenges in pre-hospital medical emergency services through a "small cut" and "quick and flexible" legislative approach [3]. Group 3: Implementation and Coordination - The regulations clarify the responsibilities of the government, relevant departments, and medical institutions, promoting collaboration among emergency centers, stations, and other medical entities to ensure effective operation and orderly development of emergency services [2]. - There is an emphasis on establishing a collaborative mechanism for pre-hospital medical emergency services across the Yangtze River Delta region and neighboring provinces, particularly for disaster response and medical transport [2]. Group 4: Innovations and Specific Measures - The regulations introduce innovative provisions tailored to Zhejiang's context, such as the establishment of mobile medical units for remote areas lacking effective emergency coverage [3]. - A unified "Zheli Emergency" information system will be developed to facilitate data sharing and coordination in pre-hospital medical emergency services across the province [3].

Core Viewpoint - The integration of AI and 5G technology into the pre-hospital emergency medical system in Shandong is enhancing the efficiency and quality of emergency responses, ultimately improving patient outcomes and healthcare delivery [1][6]. Group 1: Emergency Medical System Enhancement - Shandong Mobile is actively implementing the "Health Shandong" strategy by incorporating advanced AI capabilities into the 5G+ pre-hospital emergency medical system, aiming to strengthen local emergency response capabilities [1]. - A new smart emergency rescue platform is being developed to improve the command and dispatch efficiency of the 120 emergency service, utilizing various positioning technologies for rapid and accurate patient location [2][3]. - The system integrates emergency resource information, including the distribution and status of emergency vehicles and the capacity of hospital emergency departments, to optimize resource allocation through data analysis and intelligent algorithms [2]. Group 2: Real-time Data Transmission and Coordination - The platform enhances the connectivity between pre-hospital emergency services and in-hospital emergency departments, allowing real-time transmission of patient vital signs and treatment data during transport [3][4]. - Upgraded ambulances equipped with 5G technology enable efficient communication between the ambulance, command center, and hospitals, ensuring timely information transfer and accurate execution of commands [4]. - The use of 5G remote monitoring and video consultation capabilities allows hospital experts to provide real-time guidance to on-site medical personnel, significantly improving treatment efficiency and success rates [4]. Group 3: Future Developments and Goals - Shandong Mobile aims to continue integrating 5G and AI technologies into emergency medical services, enhancing the intelligent level of pre-hospital care and optimizing resource utilization [6]. - The company is committed to making the "onboard to hospital" model more accessible to the public, contributing to the broader vision of a "Healthy China" [6].

Core Insights - The Shanghai Medical Emergency Center has experienced a significant increase in emergency calls and ambulance dispatches due to the recent heatwave, with a 5.15% rise in call volume to 158,000 and a 10.26% increase in ambulance dispatches to 70,800 compared to the same period last year [1][2] - The center has implemented measures to enhance emergency response capabilities, including increasing standby vehicles and medical supplies to meet the demands of high temperatures [3][6] - The training and development of emergency medical personnel have been prioritized, with a focus on standardized training and the establishment of a talent pipeline for emergency medical professionals [6][8] Emergency Response Operations - The emergency dispatch center operates with a structured schedule, ensuring adequate staffing even during meal breaks, with 22 personnel on duty [2] - Real-time monitoring by secondary doctors enhances the quality of emergency response, allowing for better decision-making during chaotic situations [2][3] - The center has adapted to the rising number of non-emergency calls, urging the public to use emergency resources judiciously [12] Training and Development - The Shanghai Medical Emergency Center has initiated a standardized training program for emergency medical personnel, with 89 doctors selected for training from 2021 to 2024 [6][8] - The center has also launched a free undergraduate training program for emergency medical professionals, attracting significant interest from students [6][8] - Public training initiatives have resulted in over 15,000 individuals receiving emergency response training in the past five years [11] Community Engagement - The center emphasizes the importance of public participation in emergency response, aiming to create a community that is prepared to act in emergencies [9][11] - Successful case studies of public involvement in emergency situations have been highlighted, showcasing the effectiveness of community training [10][11] - The center continues to collaborate with various organizations to enhance the overall emergency response framework in Shanghai [11][12]

Core Viewpoint - The low-altitude economy is increasingly penetrating the medical field, particularly in emergency rescue scenarios, with various regions actively developing "low-altitude + rescue" applications to enhance medical response times for critical patients [1][2]. Group 1: Low-altitude Medical Applications - Regions such as Shanghai, Zhejiang, and Chongqing are creating medical application scenarios for low-altitude logistics, aiming to deliver life-saving medications to critical patients and prepare for rapid patient transfers during emergencies [1]. - Timely administration of thrombolytic drugs is crucial for patients with acute myocardial infarction and stroke, with critical time windows of approximately 2 hours and 4.5 hours, respectively [1]. Group 2: Drone Logistics Development - Chongqing has launched a regular drone delivery route for emergency medical supplies, significantly reducing delivery time by about half compared to ground transport [1]. - The Sichuan government is establishing an emergency low-altitude logistics transport center centered in Ya'an, covering the entire Sichuan region, highlighting the potential for emergency drug transport in mountainous and remote areas [2]. Group 3: AI Integration and Challenges - The integration of AI technology in drones is being explored to enhance safety by predicting micro-weather conditions during flights, addressing challenges such as variable weather [2]. - By 2035, it is projected that approximately 26 million drones will operate commercially below 3,000 meters, necessitating real-time air and weather data to mitigate risks during flights [2]. Group 4: Emergency Medical Network - Successful trial flights of emergency rescue drones mark a significant advancement in the capability to connect on-site rescue operations with backend medical facilities, filling a gap in the country's emergency response capabilities [3]. - A network of hospitals in Shanghai, many equipped with helicopter landing pads, could enhance medical emergency response across the city and the Yangtze River Delta region [3]. - The development of the low-altitude economy requires a four-dimensional model involving AI innovation, supply chain collaboration, capital empowerment, and policy support to establish a global competitive edge [3].