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112 in employee health aid station approach forensic event staff, information and the challlenges they face (Konya sample)

2015
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Mehmet Fikret Gezgin

Abstract (EN)

This topic was chosen because it encountered very often in criminal cases 112 emergency services. And historians from both methods were utilized in this study research method. Pre-hospital emergency system in our country is carried out by trained medical staff for emergency medical services and medical equipped ambulances. 112 emergency medical services in law and health in 112 emergency stations with transformation operating system is modified. During the provision of services in the 112 emergency services are often faced with criminal cases and problems due to the lack of sufficient information on judicial cases of staff involved in emergency medical services rises. Employee misconduct because they have made may be subject to legal sanctions and compensation. The first officer on the scene from the official state forensic cases; is usually the medical staff. This staff know how to act in place of the event and the people need to be damaging evidence about the incident while rescuing his life. Failure financial professional liability insurance outside of the medical staff physicians, one of the largest gaps in the revised 112 emergency medical services system. The Regulation; AABT and ATT job descriptions and only in accordance with the medical authority designated algorithms specified in emergencies can make limited applications. In the pre-hospital emergency medical services, institutions and staff have received training and they are working according to the medical staff should be revised medical authority and responsibility, and should be regulated.

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Dr. Feyyaz Yıldız

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Feyyaz Yıldız (Master Thesis). 112 in employee health aid station approach forensic event staff, information and the challlenges they face (Konya sample), 2015, İstanbul Beykent University.

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