Part 1: Behind the emergency call

Part 2: Emergency care under pressure

Part 3: Emergency 115: 'We are not just transport'

Part 4: The blurred line connecting emergency care

Content: May Trinh - Phung Tien

Camera operators: Bao Quyen - Trung Kien - Hoang Viet - Khuong Nguyen

Film editor: Bao Quyen

Vietnam's 115 EMTs are the first on the scene, fighting to save lives. However, they frequently encounter a disheartening reality: disrespect and the potential for violence. Often mistaken for simply patient transporters, the crucial medical role of these first responders is overlooked.

This series explores the challenges faced by 115 EMTs. From the pressures of responding to critical calls to navigating complex situations, the articles delve into the experiences of these dedicated professionals. The series also examines the blurred lines connecting different aspects of emergency care, highlighting the systemic issues that impact their work.

This article, the third in the series, focuses on the misperception of 115 EMTs as mere patient transporters. It sheds light on the vital medical interventions they perform and underscores the need for greater respect and understanding of their crucial role in the healthcare system.