In order to protect the health of the population during holiday periods, relevant instructions have been given to medical institutions by the leadership of TƏBİB. Appropriate organizational measures have been taken to ensure citizens' uninterrupted access to emergency medical care.
Information on this matter was provided to Modern.az by TƏBİB.
Furthermore, the operation of emergency medical aid, resuscitation and intensive care, emergency surgical aid, traumatological aid, cardiological and neurological emergency aid, toxicological aid, emergency pediatric aid, emergency obstetric-gynecological aid, as well as laboratory and radiological emergency diagnostic services will be ensured in an enhanced work regime in medical institutions.
At the same time, the Republican Emergency and Urgent Medical Aid Center will also operate in an enhanced work regime.
"To ensure the promptness and quality of service during non-working days, a duty system consisting of responsible officials has been organized, and the number of medical brigades has been formed according to existing needs. Emergency medical aid brigades have been fully provided with medical equipment, medicines, and other necessary medical supplies.
Currently, approximately 140 emergency medical aid brigades in Baku city and about 270 brigades across 61 regions of the country have been brought to a state of readiness for service.
As an increase in the number of people arriving in Baku city, both from within the country and from foreign countries, is observed during holiday periods, material and technical provisions and human resources have been planned accordingly to accommodate this increase.
The continuous, prompt, and efficient operation of the emergency and urgent medical aid service will be kept under control, and a swift response to emergency situations will be ensured", the information states.
