Emergency Medical Teams (EMTs)

Emergency Medical Teams (EMTs) are specialized groups of healthcare professionals that respond to medical emergencies, particularly in disaster situations. They provide urgent medical care to affected populations, often in challenging environments where local healthcare systems are overwhelmed. EMTs can include doctors, nurses, paramedics, and support staff, equipped with essential medical supplies and technology. Their primary goal is to deliver lifesaving interventions, manage injuries, and prevent disease outbreaks. EMTs operate under various organizations, including government agencies and non-profits, and their efforts are crucial in reducing mortality and morbidity during crises.