Prepared for Next Disease X with EpiShuttle E-learning!
Be prepared for next Disease X! EpiShuttle e-learning will make patient isolation and transportation safer and more efficient!
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Saving one – protecting everyone
Many of our customers have managed to perfect the planning and logistics with the help of EpiShuttles. Last year DRF Luftrettung safely transported 330 corona patients by air. The EpiShuttle has played an important role in these missions.
EpiShuttle in CBRNe centre of medicine in Oslo university hospital
EpiShuttles were purchased for the Norwegian health care system and these now form part of the formal preparedness in Norway. The EpiShuttle has been deployed at five university hospitals
Measles Transport with EpiShuttle in Oslo
Infectious patient with Measles was transported in the EpiShuttle to Oslo hospital.
EpiShuttle helps protect health care professionals against Covid-19
The EpiShuttle is a single patient isolation and transportation unit in use worldwide. From emergency services, air ambulances to military departments. Find out more in our blog!
Patient isolation unit: Soft or hardtop?
Learn the difference between a hard-top and soft-top isolation units for transporting infectious and vulnerable patients
EpiShuttle used to transport Alexei Navalny to Berlin
Russian opposition leader, Alexei Navalny was transported in an EpiShuttle to Berlin’s Charité hospital complex.
Denmark to “International Level” with purchase of EpiShuttles
Denmark prehospital department handling and transport of patients with infectious diseases such as SARS, MERS, Ebola.
Norwegian government contributes to Ebola response in DR Congo
At the request of the WHO and the EU, the Norwegian government are sending equipment and three experienced paramedics from Oslo University Hospital to train medical staff in Congo and Uganda in the use of the EpiShuttle.
EpiShuttles to the Democratic Republic of Congo in response to Ebola outbreak
EpiShuttles will be provided to the WHO to help ensure safe isolation and transportation of patients in the region