Saalbach 2025: Guaranteed maximum security for skiing championships!
Saalbach 2025: Guaranteed maximum security for skiing championships!
In the past few weeks, Saalbach-Hinterglemm has been the venue for the exciting alpine world ski championships, where the best athletes were balanced: inside the world around the precious metal. The ultimate goal of this top -class event was to ensure the safety of the participants: to ensure inside. The ÖAMTC was active in close cooperation with the Austrian Ski Association (ÖSV) and the organizers in order to be able to provide immediate medical help in the event of an accident. A specially furnished emergency helicopter with a highly qualified crew was only available a few meters next to the slopes throughout the competition in order to be able to intervene in an emergency, as the ÖAMTC reported.The organization of these comprehensive security precautions also included intensive preparation before the competitions, in mountain rescue and the Red Cross in various emergency and recovery scenarios. Marco Trefanitz, Managing Director of the ÖAMTC flight rescue, emphasized the importance of fast reaction, especially in the case of severe falls. "Every minute counts - through our intensive joint preparation, a quick medical care was ensured at the scene of the accident," said Treffanitz. The ÖSV also expressed itself positively about the cooperation and emphasized that the participating athletes were optimally secured at all times. This careful planning was crucial to meet the challenges of such a big event.
challenges in the emergency services
In the meantime, the emergency services in Germany are confronted with constant changes and challenges, which are characterized by demographic developments, legal innovations and reform projects. An analysis that was carried out on behalf of the Federal Street system (BAST) shows that the emergency volume has increased in recent years, which is partly due to age -specific diseases. This increase brings additional requirements for the emergency service staff, in particular with regard to the treatment of geriatric emergencies, as reported.
The need for a comprehensive reform of emergency care in Germany also became increasingly clear, above all it is about ensuring that is comprehensive and equivalent. Innovative concepts such as the introduction of parishional paramedics that have been tried and tested since 2019 could help relieve the system. This is a specialized group of emergency paramedics that specifically focus on support in emergencies in their region. This not only improves care, but also reacts to the increasing needs of the aging population.
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