Emergency Department
Emergency Department
“Time” is an important factor for trauma patients, as delays can worsen injury severity. Prompt treatment is essential to prevent loss of life, organ failure, and other complications. Trauma from accidents often involves multiple system injuries (MSI), meaning injuries affecting two or more body systems, such as the brain, spinal cord, abdominal organs, or thoracic organs. Each of these injuries can be life-threatening.
The Emergency Accident Center is a frontline service that plays a vital role in hospitals, to provide swift, accurate, life-saving care for critically injured patients. It helps ensure survival, safety, and reduce disability, offering hope to patients and their families in moments of crisis.
Ruampat Chachoengsao Hospital has developed a team of multi-specialty medical experts, including ER nurses, ICU nurses, radiologic technologists, physical therapists, and other skilled healthcare professionals. Equipped with advanced medical devices, the hospital is fully prepared to respond promptly to any emergency situation.
Efficient and Swift Services of the Emergency Accident Center
- Dedicated emergency contact number for cardiac and stroke patients.
- Standardized Patient Transport System: Equipped ambulances with life-support tools and experienced staff, along with advanced communication systems to ensure timely aid for emergency patients.
- On-site Emergency Patient Pick-up: In collaboration with the EMS system, provides rapid response to accident sites.
- Triage Scale Standardization: A patient evaluation system in the emergency room following the Triage Scale standards.
- Fully Equipped Emergency Room: Immediate access to life-saving medical tools and support for patient care directly at the scene and within the emergency room.
- Mobile X-Ray System: Provides immediate x-ray imaging in the emergency room, allowing quick assessment of skeletal and internal organ injuries and reducing complications from delays or standard imaging transport. Additionally, the PACS system enables film-free monitoring on screens, saving time.
- FAST Ultrasound: Allows rapid, accurate diagnosis of abdominal trauma, enabling early detection of internal injuries and facilitating timely surgery, minimizing risks and complications.
- CT Scan : Comprehensive CT services across all major branches.
Recently, Chularat 3 Hospital installed a 64-Slice CT scanner, reducing scan time to just 1 minute, allowing rapid diagnosis and enhancing patient safety. This equipment also enables diverse applications, such as imaging for arterial abnormalities, and 3D imaging of the stomach and intestines.
- Educational programs to prevent accidents, such as in industrial settings or on the road, including campaigns against drunk driving, public awareness signage, and collaborative meetings with emergency response foundations for safe patient transfers.
- Specialized Medical Care for Complications or Chronic Conditions: On-site specialists available for conditions such as heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, and stroke.
- Emergency Medication and Blood Reserves: Sufficient stocks to meet emergency needs.
- Branch Hospitals for High-Volume Cases: Additional branch hospitals to accommodate large numbers of injured patients or mass casualty events.
Facility Availability
- Spacious emergency room equipped with life-saving instruments
- Both large and small operating rooms
- ICU for critical care
- Inpatient wards
- Rehabilitation unit for post-injury recovery, complete with assistive devices
Personnel Availability
1.Medical Team:
- Surgeon
- Neurological Surgery
- Orthopedic Surgery
- Thoracic surgeons
- Urological Surgery
- Trauma specialists
- Internal Medicine
- Cardiologist
- Diagnostic Radiology
- On-call surgeons available 24/7
2.Nursing Team:
Nurses trained in specialized emergency services, including Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS), and primary trauma care assessment and support.
With full availability in every aspect, the Accident and Emergency Center is capable of providing prompt and effective emergency care to accident victims, aimed at reducing fatalities and the risk of permanent disabilities as much as possible.