한국과 일본의 소방 구급 출동 및 구급인력 규모 비교 연구
Comparing statistical data on 119 ambulance runs and ambulance crew in Korea and Japan
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Purpose: This study aimed to compare and analyze statistical data on 119 ambulance runs and ambulance crew, which are the components of the emergency medical services system in Korea and Japan. Methods: Data from National Fire Agencies of both Korea and Japan were collected and statistically compared. Results: With regard to the ratio of 119 ambulance runs, Korea's ratio has been gradually and continuously growing beyond that of Japan (Korea 4708.11, Japan 4706.47) since 2014. The ratio of firefighting ambulances in Korea was 2.59 (2.59±0.10), and was 4.76 (4.76±0.12) in Japan. The ratio of 119 ambulance crews in Korea was 15.55 (15.55±2.03), and was 47.24 (47.24±1.06) in Japan. Among the ambulance crews, the ratio of paramedics was 33.81 (33.81±5.85) in Korea and was 38.86(38.86±4.10) in Japan. Conclusion: The ratio of 119 ambulance runs in Korea has already exceeded that of Japan, but the numbers of 119 ambulance crews and paramedics qualified for special emergency treatment are still insufficient. Therefore, supply and demand policy that promotes the development of the firefighting ambulance service system is necessary.
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Purpose: This study aimed to compare and analyze statistical data on 119 ambulance runs and ambulance crew, which are the components of the emergency medical services system in Korea and Japan. Methods: Data from National Fire Agencies of both Korea and Japan were collected and statistically compared. Results: With regard to the ratio of 119 ambulance runs, Korea's ratio has been gradually and continuously growing beyond that of Japan (Korea 4708.11, Japan 4706.47) since 2014. The ratio of firefighting ambulances in Korea was 2.59 (2.59±0.10), and was 4.76 (4.76±0.12) in Japan. The ratio of 119 ambulance crews in Korea was 15.55 (15.55±2.03), and was 47.24 (47.24±1.06) in Japan. Among the ambulance crews, the ratio of paramedics was 33.81 (33.81±5.85) in Korea and was 38.86(38.86±4.10) in Japan. Conclusion: The ratio of 119 ambulance runs in Korea has already exceeded that of Japan, but the numbers of 119 ambulance crews and paramedics qualified for special emergency treatment are still insufficient. Therefore, supply and demand policy that promotes the development of the firefighting ambulance service system is necessary.
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