Dramatic rescues: Emergency paramedics master perfect exercise in Eberswalde!

Dramatic rescues: Emergency paramedics master perfect exercise in Eberswalde!

Eberswalde, Deutschland - In Eberswalde, an impressive simulation between prospective emergency paramedics and the fire brigade recently took place, which impressively demonstrated how well preparation and teamwork can work in emergency situations. A dramatic case in which a forest worker hung motionless in a tree caused increased pulse among the participants. This incident was part of the "Prehospital Poly Trauma Management (PPTM)" course, in which Lucas Glassl, a prospective emergency parameter, tried to address the man but received no answer. The scenario impressively illustrated the challenges that can occur in missions, such as the broken branch that indicated the accident. According to the report by Uckermarkurier.de, 26 trainees from several counties were involved in the exercise, which is an important test before their state examination, which is due in October.

From theory to practice - important step in training

The course instructor Maxim Jastrow and the lecturer Verena Werner emphasized the importance of realistic simulations. These practices are not only essential for personal training, but also for the development of skills such as the identification and treatment of injuries. Whether facial injuries or roll trauma, the prospective emergency paramedics had to act professionally under pressure and apply their knowledge. The fire brigade was also used in Templin, which offered valuable support with its turntable ladder and fire truck.

The interaction of care and emergencies

A central aspect of the training is interdisciplinary cooperation. Dominik Bölter, course companion, emphasized how important it is that emergency paramedics, nurses and firefighters work in the team. This knowledge is not only crucial in training, but also in the practical implementation of emergency care, as the Ärzteblatt shows. The triad of emergency paramedics, nurses and doctors is of crucial importance. In Berlin, for example, the in-pro-SIM © project achieved excellent results in interprofessional cooperation, which ensures improved operational tactics.

The future of learning: virtual reality

With the development of the Vitawin project, digital training is now also being used. VR training, as described by Fraunhofer, offers an exciting new dimension in learning. The prospective emergency paramedics and nursing staff can practice in realistic scenarios without the use of real materials. This not only enables risk and stress-free training, but also the targeted training on various complex emergency situations.

Ultimately, the combination of classic training and modern methods such as virtual learning shows that training in the field of emergency care is on a promising path. The challenges of practice not only require theoretical knowledge, but also teamwork and quick decisions. Thanks to this intensive preparation, the freshlings in the emergency service can have a much better impact on the real challenges - simply a good step in the right direction.