Yelabuga CDH doctors took part in anti-terrorist exercises
The scenarios were as serious as possible. First, they practiced attacking an armed man at the entrance to the school. According to legend, the perpetrator wounded the guard. As soon as the special services neutralized the "attacker", an ambulance crew joined the work. The doctors quickly examined the "victim", provided first aid and prepared her for evacuation.
The second test was the drone scenario. After the "explosion " at the entrance to the building, she again used the help of doctors. While the teachers were taking the children out of school, the staff of the CDH worked with the wounded security officer, providing assistance in the conditions of smoke and destruction.
Such trainings help to bring the actions of health workers to automatism. In real trouble, there is no time to think — you need to act instantly. Working in conjunction with other services allows doctors to be prepared for any situation and even save someone's life.
The safety of our residents and especially children is a common task in which medicine plays a key role.