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The time it takes to reach hospital after suffering an accident.
The “golden hour” refers to the critical period immediately after suffering an accident, especially in the context of serious road accidents. This first hour is crucial because the actions taken during this time can determine the victim's survival and long-term consequences. During the golden hour, it is vital to provide accident victims with rapid and effective assistance. This period is crucial because rapid attention can save lives: it has been found that a significant percentage of accident-related deaths occur within the first 60 minutes after the accident. Preventing injuries from worsening: appropriate and timely care can prevent existing injuries from becoming more serious.
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The time it takes to reach hospital after suffering an accident.
The time it takes the ambulance to reach the scene of the accident.
The hour immediately after suffering an accident.
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