PALAWAN RESCUE165

• Emergency Response
• Disaster Response
• Standby First-Aider
 RESCUE 165 PATIENT DATABASE
(BUSUANGA OPCEN)
TRAUMA MEDICAL OB/GYNE TOTAL

2018 88 129 46 263

2019 194 214 78 486
2020 110 132 75 317
2021 55 53 47 155

Total patient catered by Palawan Rescue165

Busuanga responders: 1,221

January 3, 2018 – July 31, 2021

 Vehicular Accident Data
VEHICULAR # OF PATIENTS FROM
ACCIDENTS VEHICULAR ACCIDENTS
2018 57 92
2019 92 152
2020 57 85
2021 29 41
Motorcycle Collision
So. Amaha, Bgy. Quezon
Feb 19, 2018

Motorcycle Collision
National Highway,
Bgy. Salvacion
Mar 9, 2018
Trauma patient with
Multiple Hacking Wound on
body

Bgy, New Busuanga

March 4, 2018
EMERGENCY RESPONSE ALGORITHM
• Assess MECHANISM OF INJURY or NATURE OF ILLNESS

• Call the EMERGENCY HOTLINE NUMBERS.

• RHU will assess the condition of the patient

& deploy VHW to the area.

• RHU will Dispatch an ambulance to area either

RHU ambulance or Rescue165.
COVID-19
FOR SUSPECT CASE
1.) ASK THE FOLLOWING:
? Does the patient have fever, cough or any respiratory symptoms?
? Have they travelled from countries or places included in the TRAVEL
RESTRICTION advisory in the past 14 days?

2.) Contact RHU or PR165 Hotline

RHU : 0935-0360-250
PR165 : 0967-7443-876

3.) Transport to Municipal Isolation Unit (MIU)

or RHU.
COVID-19
FOR SUSPECT CASE
• HANDS ONLY CPR
 If someone is collapsed and not breathing normally, do not put your
face close to theirs.
 Use towel or piece of clothing and lay it over the mouth and nose or
put a face mask to cover. Do not do mouth to mouth.
 Start chest compression follow BLS ILCOR guidelines 2015.
 Do not insert anything by mouth.
 Use a public access defibrillator if available.