Uzbek traffic police propose to number streets to fast and high-quality medical service

The traffic police have proposed to number the streets in the regions of Uzbekistan in order to increase the level of provision of fast and high-quality medical care to the population.

The task force of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis of Uzbekistan and the Road Traffic Safety Inspectorate have studied the activities of emergency medical and care institutions. During the conversation with medical workers, factors that impede the work of ambulance and emergency care were identified.

Particular attention is paid to the conditions created in the system, the activities of the call center, work with calls, incoming requests and indicators of substation employees, the activities of senior doctors in monitoring serious processes.

It was noted that due to traffic jams, ambulance teams cannot reach the patient in time and experience difficulties in providing emergency medical care.

As a solution, it was proposed to allocate separate special lanes on highways for ambulances and other special vehicles.

Also during the conversation, the employees made proposals on the naming and numbering of existing streets in the regions in order to increase the level of providing the population with quick and high-quality medical care, to increase the number of resuscitators to provide emergency medical care.

Further, the working group studied the activities of a mobile emergency facility in the family polyclinic No. 56 in the Yunusabad district, where it turned out that 24-hour duty was poorly organized in polyclinics.