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Clinical Characteristic and Prevention of AMI in Middle Age and Young Patients

metropolis using the Taipei experiences. We provided the establishment of emergency medical services (EMS) system, the organization, and the multidisciplinary team response to a major disaster. Method: We choose the city of Taipei for the study sample. Taipei has a population of 2,640,000 people, and has 12 local administration areas. The emergency medical services system (EMSS) has 24 system hospitals (6 medical centers, 14 regional, and 4 local hospitals). We divided Taipei into 5 disaster medical response areas (east, south, west, north, and middle), and the demographic data, the use of severity scores, and questionnaires from the respondent persons were collected. A cohort study design was used. Results: The accuracy and reproducibility of these assessments depended upon the training and skill of the assessors and upon the refinement of the tools used in the conduct of these assessments. The data collected included: medical, public health, sanitation and water supplies, shelter and clothing, food, energy supplies, search and rescue, public works and engineering, environment, logistics and transport, security, communication, economy, and education. After five disaster medical response areas were compared, the best responses were found in the north and middle areas.