Emergency care is a vital part of our health care system. It serves many by providing the right treatment at the right time.

People know that emergency care is not fully equipped with logistics, so the people are present only when in acute pain or illness. Some also avoid emergency care in a less severe cause for a financial barrier. In almost all cases, the frontline providers of ill and injury cases are responsible for both children and adults in many emergency cases. The cases can include injuries, surgical or obstetric emergency, pregnancy complications, communicable and non-communicable diseases.

Many researchers have found that nearly half of the deaths and around one-third of the disability have reduced after implementing successful emergency care. Medical healthcare is now prioritizing the setup of the consolidated emergency and trauma care section after understanding its need worldwide.

Life and death situations are shared every day in emergency care. Although it is still emerging slowly then also it plays an essential role in our medical world. 

Emergency departments are under immense pressure as it is filled with critical cases of the hospital. But despite the situation, it has a significant impact on saving the lives of many people and run hospitals successfully. However, to provide successful service, a department needs the right staff, technique, resources, and consistency. Using the right combination of strategy, technology, and improvement provides satisfaction, decreases death rates, and improves efficiency.