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Mangaluru: First in city - Father Muller Hospital introduces bike ambulance

  •   Thu, Jun 28 2018 03:58:31 PM

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Mangaluru, Jun 28: Father Muller Medical College Hospital (FMMCH) introduced a new healthcare facility called bike ambulance to provide quick service to the citizens in times of emergency healthcare needs and thereby help save lives.

The facility is first-of-its-kind in Mangaluru, and the great advantage is that, unlike big four-wheeled ambulance vans used for the purpose, these bikes can move very swiftly through heavy traffic.



Objectives

  • To provide immediate possible medical attention through Advanced cardiovascular life support & Basic Life support (ACLS & BLS) trained professionals until an ambulance arrives
  • To attend to patients who are critically ill and require immediate medical attention
  • To ensure that patient is shifted for further treatment as soon as possible

For availing the services, please contact the emergency department of Father Muller Medical College Hospital at 0824 223 8333 or 0824 223 8332.
  

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  • Elsie Cardoza & Fly, Balkunje/Belman/Mumbai

    Fri, Jun 29 2018

    Congratulations to Fr. Muller Hospital Administration. Very, very important and good concept. It will be useful for those in an emergency. This facility will help save many, many lives. Thank you and all the best.

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  • Alwyn, Mangalore

    Fri, Jun 29 2018

    Excellent move by Father Muller Hospital. It is not necessary for all things will get success all the time but definitely, some will get help.

    Want to know BLS and ACLS watch these videos.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywJlSKdBji8

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81AcWzzcQa0

    Thank you and have some knowledge.

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  • Myna, Mysuru

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    Congratulations Fr Mullers for continuing what U.T.Khader as Health Minister in Siddaramaiah Government introduced in Bengaluru. Good concept to save lives in Mangaluru.

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  • Ann,Mangalore/Abudhabi, AL AIN

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    Dear Readers,
    The Bike ambulance is used for emergency chest pains, cardiac arrest to give Basic Life Support(BLS) and(Advanced Cardio Vascular Life Support) ACLS as immediate management to save young life's and others especially prone for attacks. In Remote areas 4 wheeler ambulance could be delayed due to traffic and road damages. This is good thought from a reputed Institution like Fr Muller's.

    As some of them say you cannot take a patient in this type of ambulance unless he is physically able to walk.Cardiac cases need 4 Wheeler Ambulance to transfer to hospitals.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    Khadar Bhai your suggestion is now Implemented ...

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  • Arthur Ronald Dsouza, BELMAN/ABU DHABI

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    Finding fault or criticizing every good things is a hobby is some of our people..Concept of introducing bike ambulance is great. better that spending huge public funds for INTERNATIONAL CONVECTION CENTER .

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    ಇಂದು ನರ್ಸ್ ಬೊಕ್ಕ ಡಾಕ್ಟರ್ನಕ್ಕುಲೆಗ್ ಬೇಗ, ಬೇಗ ಪೋಯರ ಬೊಕ್ಕ ಪಿರ ಬರ್ಯರ. ha, ha...

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  • Mangalurian, Mangaluru

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    Hope the hospital does not employ very young drivers.

    If they do, neither the driver nor the patient will reach the hospital alive.

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  • Shoan DSouza, Sacheripet

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    If I am not mistaken , Khadher introduced this two Wheeler ambulance in Mangalore. For emergencies its ok but if the patient is ambulatory, it is of little use. But to save a patient in critical need , this ambulance will be helpful.Thanks to Fr.Muller Hospital Administration.

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  • Sujay, Mangaluru

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    Bike ambulance is a failure in India. Mr Khader introduced it in Karnataka in 2015 and has turned out to be an utter waste.It was also started in Wenlock Hospital.
    The traditional ambulances take long time to reach to the patients. They are mostly used to shift the critically ill to the hospitals and they hardly get first aid by the ambulance staff. Many a times by the time ambulances reach the hospital patients die inside the ambulance. Let Fr Muller give a report of its use after one year.

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  • Lionel Dsouza, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    UT KHADER INTRODUCES IT FOR THE FIRST TIME IN BANGALORE AND NOT IN MANGALORE IN 2015.

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  • Anilkumar, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    Good idea. But.....................
    Useful for doctor or nursing person to reach the patient but may not be ok for other way round cause.
    If the patient is critically ill, how will he / she balance on the bike? Before the bike reaches the hospital if the patient collapses or falls down, who will be responsible? Even in a regular ambulance, the patient needs to be strapped to the stretcher and the stretcher to the walls. In case of this bike, what will be used for strapping.
    Will the rider be able to follow RTO rules? Helmet for patient? Is the bike ambulance approved by RTO? Will it have siren? As per rule, there are some minimum gadgets required in ambulance which are only kept as rules and are usually followed till the ambulance passes RTO approval. For example oxygen mask, I. V. set, etc. Is there any waiver of such requirement in bike?
    Anyway good initiate and all the best.

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  • El En Tea, Mumbai

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    Please read it two or three times
    Its only on an Emergency services includes ACLS and BLS till the ambulances arrived.
    You are commenting about patient riding on the byke RTO rule bla bla bla don't get confused and make others confused.

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  • Abdul, konaje

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    KINDLY READ THE NEWS PROPPERLY.

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  • Gangaram, Moodbidri

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    Good initiative.... congrats...

    Every big hospitals should have at least 4 - 5 bike ambulances around the city on designated areas so it will be easy access to the emergency spot with max 3 or 4 digit dial numbers. people will not remember 7 digits at emergency time...

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    BJP ruled stated are still using Cycles & Handcarts ...

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  • El En Tea, Mumbai

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    Behind Dalith and Cow lynching

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  • Lionel Dsouza, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    SEE THE DIFFERENCE.....
    ONE END CONGRESS RULED STATES ARE SHOWING WORLD CLASS DEVELOPMENTS...
    NOTHER HAND BJP RULED STATES ARE SHOWING UNSAFE INDIA FOR THE WORLD....

    GUYS OPEN UP YOUR EYES AND MINDS....IN 2019
    MODI HATTAO....DESH BACHAO....
    IF NOT INDIA WILL BECOME SECOND NIGERIA.....

    HOW CAN HE TRAVEL ENTIRE WORLD WITH THIS IMAGE.....SHAMLESS...
    CONGRATZ FR. MULLERS.....AND ALSO U T KHADER WHO FIRST STARTED BIKE AMBULANCE....

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  • Rathan, Mangalore

    Fri, Jun 29 2018

    Lionel
    You say khader started it if so where r those bikes .? It is all election gimmick and nothing else.hope same fate will not be here again.have you seen medical facilities in Maharastra / Gujarath states ? If not visit there and then comment don't bring politics in all comments .
    What about non performing govt even though 50 days are over after oath of office

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  • Paul, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    Good concept.
    But the bike rider should drive safe following all traffic rules.

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  • Abdul, konaje

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    Good initiative... Masha Allah

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  • PenMightierThanTheSword!, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 28 2018

    A brilliant concept and a fantastic facility — a blessing for those in an emergency! Well done Father Muller Medical College Hospital — this initiative will help save many lives!

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