Thiruvananthapuram: Marking World Trauma Day, KIMSHEALTH organised a special get-together for ambulance drivers to recognise their dedication and commitment to ensuring timely medical attention for patients during emergencies. The event also saw the launch of the ‘Guardian’ card, a special healthcare benefit initiative for ambulance drivers and their families. More than 100 ambulance drivers participated in the programme. B.S Sajimon, Assistant Commissioner of Police inaugurated the programme. Dr. M. I. Sahadulla, Group Chairman and Managing Director, KIMSHEALTH, presided over the function.
In his presidential address, Dr. M. I. Sahadulla said, “Ambulance drivers play a vital role in saving lives by ensuring that patients receive timely medical attention. In trauma cases, every second can make a difference. Ambulance drivers should receive mandatory training in basic life support and emergency rescue techniques to handle critical situations effectively.”
In his inaugural address, B.S Sajimon, Assistant Commissioner of Police said, Ambulance drivers are at the forefront of life saving efforts, during trauma and emergencies. He appreciated KIMSHEALTH’s initiative to honor ambulance drivers and lauded the hospital’s efforts to promote their health and well-being through dedicated healthcare initiatives.
Dr. Shameem K U, Group Co-ordinator and Consultant, Emergency Medicine, welcomed the gathering. E M Najeeb, Co-founder KIMSHEALTH offered falicitation. Dr. Jennifer Kabeer, Consultant, Emergency Medicine, proposed the vote of thanks.
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