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EDITORIAL BOARD Do you know how to manage an emergency vehicle? This is the theme of the conference organized by Coes Veneto last June 1st at San Martino in Belluno. Interesting speeches by Gabriele Zampieri Regional President of Coes Veneto, Daniele Orletti National President, Matteo De Bastiani provincial councilor of Coes Veneto.
Simone Baruffa, President in Umbria, specialized ambulance driver technician in Perugia spoke on the topic “Is there safety on board emergency vehicles?”, Fabio Tratta, councilor from Verona, focused on “Road safety and the fault of the emergency vehicle ”; Doctor Serena Saviana, psychologist, concluded the first part of the conference by focusing on “The toolbox for rescuers, How to survive stress between theory and practice”.
In the second part of the meeting, interventions by the State Police with the commander of the Judicial Police at the Belluno road, Roberto Sartor and Giuliano Mattiuz of the National Fire Brigade.
Co.ES Veneto: The Association of Emergency Medical Drivers
Co.ES Veneto is the trade association of Emergency Healthcare Drivers in the Veneto Region, including Professional Rescue Drivers and Ambulance Drivers, both public and private employees. This organization is part of Co.ES Italia, of which it embraces its main mission and has signed its statute. The objective of Co.ES Veneto is to promote the professionalism of rescue drivers through training and recognition of their professional profile. This commitment aims to improve the safety and quality of services provided to citizens.
Who we are
The members of Co.ES Veneto are mainly professional rescue drivers from public, local and private bodies. Our common objective is to obtain legislative recognition of this figure, now an integral and essential part of an extra-hospital emergency team.
Training and Safety
Co.ES Veneto aims to standardize the organizational and training model throughout the national territory, promoting continuous training, research and updating. These elements are fundamental to guarantee quality and safety rescue in all possible scenarios. Often collectively identified as “drivers”, our role goes far beyond. Rescue drivers have technical training in driving skills and healthcare skills, making the work of doctors and nurses more coordinated and safe.
