(Yicai Global) Oct. 11 – Shanghai, China's largest city, is accelerating the construction of the "air lifeline", and the first batch of aviation medical teams have gone to the Czech Republic to participate in staff training. 

On the morning of October 9, six doctors and three nurses of the first aviation medical rescue team of Ruijin Hospital of Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine left for Prague, Czech Republic for training and study. 

In the one-mouth study in Prague, they will receive wireless communications, secondary transshipment, crisis management, on-board emergency medical training and do on-board exercises.

Shanghai plans to build a standardized base hospital headed by Ruijin Hospital at the end of 2017, speeding up the construction of Shanghai's "air lifeline" to ensure the resolving public health events and providing medical treatments for critical medical care within the crucial first hour.