Lessons of the COVID-19 Pandemic for Ambulance Service in Kazakhstan.

Background: Emergency medical services (EMS) are intended to provide people with immediate, effective, and safe access to the healthcare system. The effects of pandemics on emergency medical services (EMS) have not been studied sufficiently. The aim of this paper is to assess the frequency and structure of calls at an ambulance station in Kazakhstan during the period of 2019-2023.

Evaluating the Effectiveness of a First Aid Training Programme for Individuals Without a Background in Medical Education.

Objective: People without a medical education background who have the skills and knowledge to provide emergency care can be useful in emergencies, disasters, earthquakes, and pandemics to save or support the life of an injured person until hospitalization or the arrival of an emergency medical team. The purpose of the study is to assess the knowledge and skills of first aid in individuals without a medical education background within a year after training.

Materials And Methods: The study sample included 643 people without a medical education background.

Paramedic To Provider Consultation Challenges in the Emergency Department in Kazakhstan: An Online Survey.

Objective: Consultation is an important and necessary aspect of patient care in the emergency department. We prospectively examined difficulties during the consultation process between paramedics and providers in emergency departments in Kazakhstan.

Methods: The paramedics were interviewed using various platforms and face-to-face meetings.