4X VTB Mobile Intensive Care Unit 13-302 in Amsterdam + 3 Spoedritten MICU
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- 4X VTB (Verkeer Technische Begeleiding) Oefening Mobile Intensive Care Unit 13-302 in Amsterdam + 3 Spoedritten MICU 13-301 en 13-302 in Alkmaar en Amsterdam
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For your info this is an ICU vehicle which means it has someone in needs of moving from this hospital to other medical facilities in the smoothest way possible means no hard braking no hard acceleration imagin having tubes and life support hooking to you and you will get the point of an icu
So this is different from a mobile shock Trauma Center?
@@ph11p3540 it is an ic unit on wheels used to transfer patients
Piston bpppl
You could tell this by the way the driver slowed right down over the speed humps.
I've had such a transfer, intubated, without escorts, but because of Post Traumatic Amnesia, I have no recollection of the 75 km trip with lights and sirens all the way to Melbourne. I was told later, I just made it. My first memory is in ICU.
Perfecte organisatie om iemands leven te redden en toch ook steeds de tegenstrijdigheid van hoe weinig in andere situaties vaak een mensenleven waard is door geweld etc.
As some one that back in the 90s. Trained in different driving teqs mostly VIP ESCORTS whilst in the British military in Germany I remember doing 2 runs with these guys on there bikes. Whilst on a vip visit and there the best I have worked with. But the bloody sirens did my head in lol.
EXCELLENT ESCORT FOR THE SPECIAL AMBULANCE. BY THE POLICE UNITS. THANKS FOR HELPING TO SAVE THIS PERSONS LIFE.
Robert Crume Unless he died. You're not in ICU for a broken arm...
They’re just grabbing lunch
@@AndrooUK looks a like a trial run to me
cork dude yeah that’s cause it is.
@@dashcamdude6690 Why?
This is something the USA needs mobile intensive care
All countries could learn from this TBH.
They have them. They are called advanced life support units. Available as an oversized ambulance on a Freightliner or Peterbuilt chassis or a Shock Trauma Air Ambulance System (STARS). They are hyper expensive costing a patient well over $50,000.
@@ph11p3540 they're free if a country decides to spend on society instead of warfare.
Every single Dutch citizen has these type of transports covered.
I might never need it, but I'm happy it's there and I'm evenly happy to pay for my fellow countrymen.
The speed of the ambulance is not equivalent to the 'urgency' or 'severity' of the patient's condition.
If someone needs intensive care like this, which means without it they will perish or be disabled, then the nurses and doctors don't need to be bouncing all over the place while trying to read monitors, handle fluids, operate on body parts, provide defibrillation, and/or suck out fluid from lungs.
It's not just broken bones and childbirth that hospitals and ambulances deal with. For standard ambulances, the patient may be on a special spinal bed for head or neck injury and need a smooth ride to reduce risk of permanent disability, or in shock and need quiet and gentleness, or in cardiac arrest and need CPR and shock paddles.
It's not just a race to the finish line, because paramedics are still providing care during the trip. An ambulance isn't just an emergency taxi. It's a 'taxi' that has life saving medical equipment and a clinician.
An ICU ambulance must have some of the best emergency clinicians available, because you can't have the sheer number of specialised clinicians that an ordinary ICU ward would have, and they also have to be able to work in a moving vehicle. An ambulance can only be so big and so gentle.
I'd like to point out that this vehicle is used for the transport of intensive care between hospitals, it does not go on calls.
zeer professioneel de rit van de politie en reddingsdienst !!!
sehr professionell die fahrt von polizei und rettungsdienst !!!
bedankt voor de geweldige video. danke fürs tolle video.
If you have them, use them. Better to give a really sick personal an escort than some member of a royal family or a politician.
when you just sprayed your car on GTA
What ??
Hahahahahahhaha I do the same thing
I would like to see inside one off these vehicles,if possible !!
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Dermott Ryan These are mobile hospitals
Vette ambulance nog nooit gezien.
Left turn oeps he died.
Mooie ambulance
Have You Seen the Politie VW Golf in the Background?
I do like the looks of that Volvo FL Euro 6 just maybe my good friend Kelvin will make me a model of it...
ik vraag me af hoe de binnenkant eruit ziet als de opendag is en de MICU er staat kan je van binnen filmen?
Is the recording from the same guy the same day? If so.. hes teleporting? :)
All of these films were shot close by the hospital, which houses the 13-302 (MICU). Meaning that the MICU is stationed there, so it would seem that the guy teleported, but they are all different cases. Also, the ambulance region only has 2 MICU's, so it would be pretty easy to find the same number on the one he's filming :P
They are different ambulances, as they have different id numbers on them
Mooie compilatie! Die van OLVGW komt mij bekend voor :)
I wonder how they had photographers on all those corners!
randomly, They were just lucky to catch the ambulance
It is a training and it is not the same truck every time
de ruysstraat uit de Wibautstraat in keren en weer de ruysstraat in?
Het was een oefenrit.
Why has one of the Bikes no Blue Flashinglights on ?
S-H Emergency If you look you see the rider wear an orange vest. Possible a teacher?
These rides were for training.
It has, but it‘s a different version, maybe an older example
What is the rear motorcyclist for in the Orange ?
Daza Sc, I think he is training either to be part of the escort or commander?
Its a escort commander.
Waarom rijd er 1 moter zonder toerters en bellen
Why such a large vehicle for an ambulance? I have never seen such a truck used before??
Simon Howard it’s a rare sight indeed. The large truck ambulance is called MICU and stands for Mobile Intensive Care Unit. Either to transport an Intensive Care patient from one hospital’s Intensive Care Unit to another (more specialized) hospital / treatment center’s ICU. Or in case of an extreme accident or disaster, to have to possibility to perform life saving surgery in the MICU on site or whilst underway.
Its a MICU (Mobiele Intens of Care Unit) this can transport victims from the 1 to the other hospital.
¿ porqué en España seguimos llevando las luces priorietarias en Amarillo cuando en el resto de Europa son azules.?
jose manuel arellano leal It is a special transport. Some people need check medicial things and slow same speed transport. This is impossible with 160 km/h inside a city!
@OldLordSpeedy The question was why in Spain the emergency lights are yellow while the rest of Europe has them in blue. But as far as I remember police lights are blue...but ambulances and firefighters lights are I think yellow...haven't been there in a while but damn, that's quite a difference in perceptions for traffic.
Yep just checked and in Spain only police and guardia civil can have blue/red emergency signals, ambulances and firefighters can only carry yellow ones (so they can be confused for a garbage truck or similar vehicles).
@jose manuel arellano leal No se porque es eso, habria que cambiar las leyes. Soy bombero voluntario en Suiza y no me puedo imaginar tener que ir a una emergencia con solo las luces amarillas. Con solo las amarillas se puede confundir una ambulancia o los bomberos con cualquier tipo de vehiculos sanitarios o de construccion.
They real important transport with 'special priorities' are equipped with blue lights and are enforced to keep the road clear, in Germany: police, fire-brigades and ambulances! Yellow is only a warning e.g. heavy transports or construction vehicles.
@@OldLordSpeedy Are you stupid? That was not the question idiot
Mam wrażenie, że ten ambulans tak sobie jeździ bez sensu wokół miasta...
Das laute Blaulicht und das blaue Auge!
3:35 waarom zijn de grill, en dak-hoek(voor) flitsers niet aan?
Es blinken auch nicht alle Blitzer oben auf dem Dach. Das hat manchnal mit der Videobildrate der Aufnahme zu tun. Sie blitzen zwar aber es ist auf der Aufnahme Bild für Bild das gerade aufgenommen wird nicht zu sehen.
nice footage!
lijkt stoer, maar in 300% van de gebeurtenissen , zeggen we , we kunnen niks we mogen niks, maar je hoort nog van ons,,,,,,,,,,,
Mooi!
Probably all helicopters been taken.
You can't use helicopters all the time. Also this was a training.
Wat is de functie van de motoragent met het oranje hesje aan..??
+martijn112SD Hij beoordeeld de rit, dit betroffen oefenritten.
Oke bedankt voor de uitleg..
zou wel netjes zijn als je dat er in de beschrijving al bij zet...riekt naar misleiding.
meer informatie bij elke upload zou erg gewaardeerd worden.
Awesome
Soms heb ik het gevoel dat in Nederland een leven meer waard is dan in Belgie...
Stel er je niet teveel bij voor. Was onfortuinlijk genoeg ooit soortgelijk ritje in de ambulance te moeten maken. Na rit met alle soorten sirenes kom je uitteindelijk in het ziekenhuis...waar je 30 minuten dient te wachten vooraleer een dokter te zien...
Netjes maat
112Haaglanden112
Hammer! ;o)
Why such an escort, when there all going at snail speed and there isn’t much traffic?
THINK.
Because this ambulance is actually a moving hospital that means a surgery an take place on board.
Waarvoor is de ambulance vrachtwagen
Dit is een MICU = Mobiele Intensive Care Unit
Nice video
1:18 cool ambulance truck!
The person inside must have had serious promblems for It to go that slow , spinal I think broken neck. Hope they are well now . As for you 258 THUMB DOWNERS, count Yourselves lucky you're not in the back of this Ambulance !!
Hi David,
As they don't drive much faster otherwise this is just a drill.
@@H0llandia
With all the escort outriders, I doubt this was a drill, most emergency services will have a driver training section for initial training and refresher/ update driving. Can't see either service letting all those vehicles be used at once for training....
i mean, the ambulance didnt really need escort if the speed was slow like that.
it's an ICU.. It must not stop. escort clears the way.
Edohiguma well. the road is kinda bumpy tho..
You do not have control of the road. You do however can control the flow of traffic.
The point is this: The speed is slow because there is an IC patient in the back. The driver is really careful, because they are actually doing stuff in the back, and the patient might be in pain, which will get worse on bumps and stuff. Still, speed is of the essence, so they have an escort which allows them while driving slow, still to cross over lights and stuff without delay, which in turn makes the whole ride smoother and faster.
bumps are taken at certain speeds, etc.
the most important is that there is no sudden (hard) breaking involved.
this slowing down and speeding up makes it impossible to work in the back.
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so its better to keep a certain speed, while it seems slow, its the fastest way to halp the person in the back.
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all the police riding bikes are needed to clear a way and be in sight for the ambulance driver, so they work together to keep as much as a constant speed as possible.
looked more like a lorry
Malcolm Marshall it is a lorry
Yes, why so slow?
It's slow because the patient may not survive a bumpy ride. The escort is basicly to prevent stupid drivers from forcing the ambulance to break hard.
Its for the stability for the victims. And the police needs to close ways for the ambulance.
erg gaaf!
I'm confused, is this a parade or an emergency, because if it's a parade it's very short, and if it's an emergency it's very slow. hmmm...
i think they where just training for a situation like this
There is a patient inside the ambulance who is critical ill. They are working on stabilising him/her and to do that the ride must be super smooth. So the police clears the way and the ambulance can do as little as possible and give the patient a smooth and safe ride.
It's a mobile intensive care unit (special medical treatment in which a patient who is dangerously ill is kept under constant observation,), so sliding transport is the most important thing. Avoiding breaks/stops and quick accelarations.
bumps are taken at certain speeds, etc.
the most important is that there is no sudden (hard) breaking involved.
this slowing down and speeding up makes it impossible to work in the
back.
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so its better to keep a certain speed, while it seems slow, its the
fastest way to halp the person in the back.
.
all the police riding bikes are needed to clear a way and be in sight
for the ambulance driver, so they work together to keep as much as a
constant speed as possible.
Joel Martin even if it's not at high speeds, a smooth run without constant slowing down and accelerating again can be quite important for a patient transport, no matter if he's just in pain or indeed a critical patient.
When I'm on a highway, transporting without lights and sirens some so-called pain-patients, which aren't in a critial condition but which still won't tolerate all the slowing down and accelerating over and over again, I usually stay in the left lane although the ambulance has a top speed of only 150 to 160 kph. Of course some people are annoyed by someone crawling at 160 kph in the left lane, but that's what I may do for the patient
Γιατί σέρνεται τόσο αργα;
Lan bu ulkelerde neden bukadar yavas gidiyolar ambulanslar
Dr. Cptann İçeride ağır hasta var onu sarsmamak içindir herhalde.
Well done 👌😍😍😍🇦🇺❤️❤️❤️
😘😘😘😘😘😘
Why was the ambulance driving so slowly?
Even with a critical patient, and with the road cleared by the police, a faster speed was possible.
I have travelled in an ambulance going over 120 Km/hr and no harm came to myself or the patient
Omdat ze achterin mischien bezig zijn met een operatie of omdat er een patiënt inzit in kritieke toestand
@@debbytop-nes8990 Een operatie?? Misschien moet je je een beetje meer verdiepen in de materie voordat je iemands vraag beantwoordt. In een ambulance, en ook in een MICU wordt écht niet geopereerd hoor...
@@Plof005 soms wel hoor
@@debbytop-nes8990 Mijn hemel, hoe kom je aan die onzin?
Virginia Fry The patient at the back must be undergoing surgery.
all this for one person but the rest of us cant get a doctors appointment
Bullshit. I can get a doctor's appointment within hours. Or immediately if necessary.
If this footage is showing an real emergency, you may call me Elvis. Or God...or Trump.
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Ambulance was slower than the bicycles.
There's a reason for that.
Yeah, its for the stability for the victims and the police have to need time to close ways.
Zzz died on route😂
Slowly Transport....Zzzzzzzzzzz
maybe they are tinkering with someone in the back.. speed isn't everything.
It was a training
Yes, let's race to the mortuary! Dumbass
Nicolai Lerche
They probably have a TBI Patient onboard.