Whether in ambulances, rescue vehicles, or specialized outpatient clinics, sophisticated thermal management not only ensures optimal patient care in the patient compartment. First-class heating and cooling solutions also ensure that emergency personnel can remain highly focused and perform at their best.
The emergency services provide initial care to injured and sick patients before they are transported to a hospital. A medical services concept is therefore not just a "nice-to-have" but a fundamental component of large events. For this reason, too, the concepts should only be developed by experienced and qualified personnel.
For the emergency personnel, the cold in the rooms is "an additional burden" given the already numerous and exhausting operations.
Regarding the room temperature, the firefighters are currently using fan heaters to provide at least some warmth in the station and use a dehumidifier to dry their clothing and equipment after an emergency.
