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https://doi.org/10.47689/2181-3663-vol3-iss4-pp52-57Keywords
emergency medical services , history , urbanization , technology , telemedicine , Uzbekistan , emergency response , developmentAbstract
The article explores the historical development of emergency medical services (EMS), its societal significance, key milestones, and impact on public health. It traces the origins of EMS from ancient times, highlighting revolutionary innovations such as Larrey's "flying ambulances," the establishment of the first civilian EMS services, and modern advancements, including telemedicine and drone use. The study emphasizes the evolution of EMS in the context of urbanization, technological progress, and population growth. An analysis of international experience is provided, offering insights for optimizing the EMS system in Uzbekistan.
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