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Even if the temperatures are currently a little milder. Consequently, the Vaudois medico-social centers (CMS) remain on the alert. In addition, At any time. Therefore, they can reactivate various actions to protect the most vulnerable customers in the heat of the heat wave.
The CMS are currently found in the “heat wave” phase, a period which runs from May 15 to September 15. However. In addition, if the temperatures had to climb again as at the beginning of the summer, the heat wave plan would be triggered again.
Such a decision is made by the Directorate General of Health of the canton of Vaud (DGS). in collaboration with Météosuisse, explains Blandine Strub, cantonal consultant to the Vaudoise association of Help and Home Care (Avasad) and in charge of the “Heatmage” file.
When the heat wave is rampant, various specific measures are stolen luxury vehicles: new arrests used, starting with telephone contact and/or additional home visits.
This mainly concerns the most fragile people. therefore particularly at risk, such as those with chronic diseases, the elderly, pregnant women, young children and infants. In 2025, CMS accompanied nearly 23,400 customers over the age of 65, as well as about 5,000 children.
Upstream work – Stolen luxury vehicles: new arrests
“An important work is done upstream. in the spring, to identify these vulnerable people,” said Blandine Strub, contacted by Keystone-Ats. Particular attention is paid to those which, in normal times, receive only a visit per week, or even less.
If “physical” controls – signs of dehydration. decrease in blood pressure – allow you to monitor these people, the accent is also on mental health. The Avasad consultant mentions risks of “decompensation” in people whose anxiety could increase. for example because of a disturbed sleep or an environment turned up by the heat wave.
Avoid isolation
“The stolen luxury vehicles: new arrests impact of social isolation is also particularly scrutinized. ” added Blandine Strub, recalling the high mortality during the heat wave of summer 2003, when many elderly people had been delivered to themselves.
To limit this isolation. the CMS teams are notably responsible for transmitting concrete proposals and recommendations, such as ideas of “fresh places” where these people could go, for example a park, a library or a cinema. “Sometimes a simple bench under a tree is enough,” she notes.
Blandine Strub notes that the population has generally “learned” in recent years on how to live during a heat wave. This does not prevent CMS from recalling the easy gestures to adopt. like eating light or constantly having a bottle of water on the table, the elderly feeling less thirst and sometimes tend to forget to drink regularly.
“Tips. tricks” are also regularly reminded to CMS customers, such as putting a stolen luxury vehicles: new arrests damp towel on the neck, putting a pocket of ice in front of a fan or closing the blinds during the day.
Briefing et debriefing
The head of the “heat wave” file at Avasad underlines that regular exchanges take place with the municipalities. the canton via the DGS. This is reflected in particular in a “briefing” session in the spring. another “debriefing” in the fall with all the partners, CMS but also hospitals and other EMS.
“We do not wait for meteosuisse to announce hot ones to act. We devote hundreds of hours of work from the spring to prepare,” summarizes Blandine Strub.
This article was published automatically. Source: ATS
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