Pre-hospital first aid is so good, why is there still a shortage of people?

Poor sense of professional accomplishment, high labor intensity and unsatisfactory development prospects.

Pre-hospital first aid has a poor sense of accomplishment and a high labor intensity. Although the salary is high, the development prospect is not ideal, which leads to 120 emergency doctors being difficult to recruit and losing quickly.

Pre-hospital first aid refers to the emergency treatment of critically ill patients outside the hospital. In a broad sense, pre-hospital first aid refers to the emergency rescue of patients by medical staff or on-site witnesses when they are ill.