Analysis of the Impact of Pre-hospital Emergency Rescue Mode on the Prognosis of Patients with Acute Heart Failure

The emergency department is the first stop for inpatients in almost all departments of a hospital, and it treats patients with relatively critical conditions. Among them, acute heart failure is a relatively serious type of coronary heart disease, often caused by atherosclerosis. Acute heart failure requires initial diagnosis, initial treatment, and thrombolytic therapy in pre-hospital care. After a rapid assessment and emergency treatment of the patient’s condition, they are transferred to the cardiac care unit (CCU) for subsequent in-depth treatment. Patients with acute heart failure are very prone to situations such as death due to the condition during the transfer to the emergency department. If the treatment methods of medical staff are incorrect, the treatment is not timely, and the transfer operation efficiency is low during the pre-hospital rescue and transfer process, it will lead to the delay of the patient’s condition treatment.