Saturday, October 10, 2015 Independent Public Municipal Healthcare Center in Słupsk Search the site Osteoporosis diagnosis Osteoporosis - the "silent thief" of your bones. Detect its presence by performing a densitometric test. more OUR CLINICS J. Tuwim 37 Wojska Polskiego 49 11 November 7 Boh. Westerplatte 1 W. Łokietka 6 News Medical benefits Information for patients Tenders Announcements To download Birth School Info Occupational Medicine EPUAP Inbox contact Emergency medical services Information for patients ›Emergency medical services An emergency is a condition in which postponing medical assistance may result in loss of health or life. Emergencies, which are immediately life-threatening, include: loss of consciousness, disturbances of consciousness, seizures sudden sharp pain in the chest Heart arythmia, severe shortness of breath, sudden sharp abdominal pain persistent vomiting, rapidly progressing childbirth, acute and severe allergic reactions (rash, shortness of breath) resulting from taking the drug, bites or stings by poisonous animals, poisoning with drugs, chemicals or gases, extensive burns, heatstroke, chills the body, electric shock, flooding or drowning, aggression caused by mental illness, attempted suicide, fall from a great height, extensive wound resulting from trauma, lower limb injuries, preventing independent movement. In emergencies, healthcare services are provided immediately and without referral, and the patient has the right to use the help of a nurse, midwife, doctor or hospital who do not have a contract with the Fund. In situations where the patient's life is immediately threatened, an ambulance should be called. To call an ambulance, call: from a landline to the number 999 , from a mobile phone to 999 or 112 . The most important information that should be provided after reporting the dispatcher: exact place of the incident (address, location, landmarks), the reason for the summons, who needs help who's calling the emergency medical team. You should answer the dispatcher's questions and follow his recommendations regarding first aid. The accepted call should be confirmed by the dispatcher. Hospital emergency ward In the case of a subjective sense of life threatening or in emergency situations, the patient has the right to seek emergency care at the Hospital Emergency Department without a referral. If necessary, the patient is medically in the HED and transported to another, specialized facility. The Hospital Emergency Department is not a place where scheduled advice is provided. Scheduled benefits can be obtained by the patient during the day, on an outpatient basis, from his GP or specialist doctor. In the Hospital Emergency Department, services are provided only on an emergency basis! return Choose your doctor We invite you to choose a Primary Healthcare physician, nurse and midwife. more For the disabled more Health - Mum and Me more Patient's rights more infocity