Ziqitza Limited Rajasthan - What is 5G Ambulance
                     Ziqitza Limited Rajasthan - What is 5G Ambulance? 
India now has access to 5G, ushering in a new era of 
super-fast internet services. Prime Minister Narendra 
Modi unveiled this cutting-edge technology at Pragati 
Maidan in early October. At the country's official 5G 
launch, Bharti Airtel presented Prime Minister Narendra 
Modi with a 5G-connected ambulance to transform 
primary health care in emergency situations, as well as 
smart farming solutions. 
  
Bharti Airtel worked with Apollo Hospitals and Cisco to 
create India's first 5G Connected Ambulance, which will 
revolutionise access to healthcare and save lives in 
emergency situations, according to Ziqitza Healthcare 
Ltd., one of India's top emergency ambulance service 
providers. 
According to Ziqitza, the 5G Connected Ambulance is 
equipped with state-of-the-art medical technology, 
patient monitoring software, and telemetry devices that 
transmit patient health data to the hospital in real time. 
It also has onboard cameras, camera-based headgear, 
and body cams for paramedics, all of which are linked to 
the ultra-fast and low-latency Airtel 5G network. 
According to Ziqitza Healthcare, it will be enhanced 
with technologies such as AR/VR. 
  
5G is a game-changing technology. Healthcare is one of 
the most promising 5G use cases, according to Ziqitza 
Rajasthan, and 5G adoption will bring some innovative 
use cases to the Indian market. 

Ziqitza Limited has pushed for the use of connected 
ambulances to increase the "Golden Hour" for patients and 
decrease mortality. The importance of the "Golden Hour" is 
well understood. In an emergency, it can mean the difference 
between life and death for seriously ill or trauma patients. The 
facilities in an ambulance and the distance from the hospital 
have an impact on the Golden Hour. Studies show that a 
longer trip to the hospital is linked to a higher risk of mortality, 
with every additional 10 km in a straight line being linked to an 
increase in mortality of 1% overall. 5G ambulances will provide 
uninterrupted, lag-free connectivity for intensive care. 
According to ZHL Rajasthan, this will help save many lives 
because timely treatment can begin even in the ambulance. 
The 5G-connected ambulance demonstrates how rapidly 
technology in healthcare is advancing. 
As an extension of the emergency room, the 5G Connected Ambulance enables the following: 
The ambulance is always connected with the hospital: 
The hospital's command centre receives the geo-location 
of each ambulance through the high-speed, low-latency 
5G network, ensuring that the closest ambulance arrives 
at the critical patient in order to preserve the patient's 
golden hour. In addition, the ambulance sends the 
hospital's medical staff a real-time transmission of the 
patient's entire telemetry data, including vitals. This 
enables the emergency room doctors to reach decisions 
more quickly and give instructions to the ambulance 
paramedics so they can treat the patient while they are 
moving. According to Ziqitza Limited Rajasthan, it also 
prepares hospital staff to better manage the patient upon 
arrival, saving valuable time. 
Doctors are virtually transported to the ambulance: 
With real-time camera feed available, ambulance 
paramedics can use the cameras to collaborate with ER 
doctors at the hospital who are equipped with 
technologies such as AV/VR to perform basic procedures, 
if necessary. The doctors can virtually guide the 
paramedic through the procedure, saving lives. 
  
Ziqitza Health Care Limited asserts that 5G will be a game 
changer in opening up new use cases and enhancing 
productivity across all industries, particularly the 
healthcare industry, by giving doctors actionable insights 
to supplement patient monitoring and treatment.