Rescue service Seehausen: 50 years of tireless effort for the region!

Rescue service Seehausen: 50 years of tireless effort for the region!

Seehausen, Deutschland - In Seehausen it is celebrated! The mobile emergency service looks back at a proud 50 years. On May 2, 1975, this service was launched when there were only facilities in the GDR in Rostock, Magdeburg and Berlin. Pioneers like emergency doctor Dr. Walter Fiedler, Klaus-Dieter Müller and Sister Brigitte Hummel laid the foundation for an indispensable medical care in the region. During the celebrations, this moving story was impressively recognized by District Administrator Patrick Puhlmann, who presented the founding team a certificate. The event included a tour between the Seehäuser Hospital and the modern rescue station, which vividly tracked the development of the service.

were still ambulances like the Barkas B 1000 in the early years, and a team - consisting of a doctor, an ambulance and a sister - occupied these vehicles. These crews had basic training in first aid and mostly came from the field of anesthesia and intensive care medicine. In the early days it was necessary that each position was filled with five people to ensure operational readiness. Puhlmann emphasized the humanity and the commitment of the pioneers who often worked under difficult conditions.

an indispensable part of the region

Today, the situation of the emergency services in Seehausen looks very different. Fast medical help (SMH) was the system for outpatient medical care in the GDR from 1949 to 1990, which played an important role in health care. The service included not only the emergency services, but also the patient transport and medical on -call duty. The SMH was vital for people quickly under emergency number 115. Until the reunification, these services were operated together by the German Red Cross and the Ministry of Healthcare, apart from Berlin, where own regulations were applied.

The review is not only a lived story, but also a look into the future. Stephanie Bütow from Johanniter accident-help was optimistic about the upcoming building of a new rescue station, which is intended to further improve the infrastructure. This will not only optimize the work of the rescue workers, but also significantly increase the quality of medical care in the region.

not to forget the significant transformation of the rescue system from the GDR to the Federal Republic of Germany. As in a [eBook about the rescue system of the former GDR] (https://fachmedien.schoeningh-buch.de/shop/item/9783962483/das-Rettungswesen-der-hemaligen-ddr-vergangen-vergangen-y- desse-ubergang-in-das-BRD-von-christian-nadler-e-book-pdf) Holded out, this transition was an exciting time for everyone involved and has brought many changes.

The mobile emergency services have consequently established itself as an indispensable part of society, which not only provides rapid medical help in Seehausen, but also throughout the region. A high for another five decades first -class missions!