PATIENT EDUCATIONICE or In Case of Emergency
Here is a suggestion that is as powerful as it is simple: ICE or In Case of Emergency. Everyone should be encouraged to enter an emergency contact number in their cell phone’s memory under the heading, ICE (in case of emergency). This concept has spread rapidly across the world. It was originally established as a nationwide program in Great Britain. This allows paramedics or police to be able to contact a designated relative or person in an emergency situation. By adopting the ICE advice, your cell phone will help rescue services to quickly contact a relative or friend, which might be vital in a life-or-death situation. It only takes a few seconds to due and could easily help save your life.