Role of ETS in Improving Cardiac and Respiratory Complications in Road Traffic Accident Cases

Role of Emergency Transport Systems in Improving Cardiac and Respiratory Complications in Road Traffic Accident Cases: A District Level Investigation

This study will be a Cross-Sectional Study The research will be conducted in the Accident & Emergency (A&E) Department and Trauma Center of District Head Quarter (DHQ), Karak.

Road traffic accident (RTA) victims presenting with respiratory and/or cardiac complications.

Patients transported to healthcare facilities in District Karak using emergency transport systems.

Individuals of all ages and genders involved in RTAs. Cases where detailed medical and transport records are available for analysis.

Inclusion Criteria:

• Road traffic accident (RTA) victims presenting with respiratory and/or cardiac complications.
• Patients are transported to healthcare facilities in District Karak using emergency transport systems.
• Individuals of all ages and genders involved in RTAs.
• Cases where detailed medical and transport records are available for analysis.

Exclusion Criteria:

• RTA victims without respiratory or cardiac complications.
• Patients transported by means other than emergency transport systems (e.g., private vehicles).
• Cases with incomplete or missing medical and transport data.
• Victims of RTAs occurring outside the geographic boundaries of District Karak.
• Patients who decline to participate in the study or whose guardians refuse consent.