WHAT CAN AN IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF EMERGENCY CARE PROVIDE TO DEVELOP WAYS TO IMPROVE INDICATORS?

Kolesnikov Andrey Nikolaevich, Albakova Zara Abdul-Mazhitovna, Polyakova Julia Nikolaevna, Kucherenko Elena Alexandrovna

More than half of the deaths are caused by conditions with pre-hospital and emergency care. The ongoing research allows us to develop a universal prehospital sorting scale. The aim of the study was to evaluate patients before admission to the hospital. Conditions such as traumatic brain injury, chest injury and increased time spent at the scene have been identified as independent risk factors for fatal injuries. To reduce mortality, it is necessary to expand specialized transportation, organize intensive care during transportation and expand specialized training for drivers, crews of the highway patrol service and police officers. The main problem of the lack of a generally accepted approach to triage and assessment of the severity of patients must be solved by optimizing the indicators of excessive and insufficient triage, while the benefits of intensive care should be balanced with the absence of an increase in stay time. To solve these problems, a new universal, simple and sensitive triage tool has been developed, which is being implemented into the system of emergency medical care in the Republic of Ingushetia, the triage program "DARTS".

Keywords:triage, prehospital care, emergency care, mortality