Libya COVID-19 Case Study
September 10, 2020
Motorcycling events like the annual Isle of Man TT race pose significant risks to its competitors. Recently a participant suffered severe injuries after being involved in a motorcycle accident. This moment underscores the importance of rapid and secure medical repatriation following a major accident.
Learn how NGS can support you in managing critical medical emergencies and ensuring safe transportation when it matters most.
A motorcyclist suffered multiple extensive injuries while competing in the Isle of Man TT. After the incident, medical teams immediately airlifted the patient to a specialist trauma centre in Liverpool for urgent care. At this stage, NGS had not yet been notified or involved in the situation. However, once the patient’s condition stabilised, we received a request for assistance in continuing the care and repatriating the patient to an accepting hospital in Ireland.
NGS’ main mission was to determine the safest and most efficient method for transporting the patient. Moreover, given the extent of the injuries, our operations team thoroughly explored and risk-assessed various transport options.
After being treated further, the patient’s condition improved, and they were deemed well enough by both our medical operations team and the treating medical staff to be safely moved via ground transport.
Furthermore, we arranged a ground ambulance through one of our trusted service providers, ensuring the patient received appropriate care during the journey.
The repatriation was successfully completed by the ground ambulance, with the patient safely transported to an accepting hospital in Ireland. Thanks to our thorough risk assessment and careful coordination, the patient’s transfer went seamlessly and without complications.
This case study highlights NGS’s swift and effective medical repatriation following a complex motorcycle accident. First, we assessed all available options and then collaborated with trusted service providers to ensure continuous care for the motorcyclist. Ultimately, this reinforces our commitment to patient safety and operational excellence.
