Notaries under pressure: counties defend themselves against cuts!

Notaries under pressure: counties defend themselves against cuts!

In the district of Northeim, there is a drastic reduction in the emergency services. The district councilors Astrid Klinkert-Kittel from Northeim and Dr. Alexander Saipa from Goslar made a confidential conversation to discuss the future of emergency medical care in Bad Gandersheim and Uslar. The background is the plan to shorten the existing emergency services in the Northeim district from four to 3.5, which raises violent concerns from the responsible authorities, such as HNA reported .

The district committee Northeim reacted immediately and commissioned the district administrator to intervene against this decision at the health insurance companies. The SPD district parliamentary group demanded that such decisions should not be made without taking the topographical conditions into account. It is crucial to ensure the emergency medical care in rural areas around the clock, especially in view of the existing challenges in operating times, especially in winter. Otherwise serious accidents could have fatal consequences, since the required incoming times of 15 minutes can often not be met.

Current rescue infrastructure

The existing rescue infrastructure in the Northeim district currently includes four emergency medical vehicles as well as several rescue transport and patient transport cars that are strategically stationed in Northeim, Einbeck, Bad Gandersheim and Uslar, such as The district of Northeim dates . The optimal reaction times of the emergency services are crucial, and the organization of the operations in the district is organized via an integrated control center, which can be reached in an emergency under number 112. Emergency doctors are ready around the clock to be able to intervene quickly in an emergency and to initiate life -saving measures.

The goal of those responsible is to ensure emergency medical care at a high level of safety. A reduction in the ward when the deployment is constant is considered dangerous, since long journey routes to the emergency location are often incurred, especially in rural areas. The clear goal of the discussions in the district council is therefore to maintain all emergency locations in order to ensure the urgently needed rescue supply for the population.