[Empathy Plus] A Lunchtime Miracle, Angels Who Saved a Citizen on the Road | Nurses Park Kang-ryun and Joo Hye-won of Gangneung Asan Hospital Home Care Department

‘As soon as I saw the person collapse, my body just ran forward.’

On May 19th, a terrifying accident occurred when a motorcycle driver lost consciousness and collapsed in the middle of a dangerous, traffic-filled road.

At the moment when everyone hesitated in panic, there were those who stepped up without hesitation to provide swift emergency treatment, including CPR and securing the airway.

The heroes of this story are Nurses Park Kang-ryun and Joo Hye-won from the Home Care Department at Gangneung Asan Hospital! ✨

Thanks to their perfect initial response, the patient regained consciousness at the scene, and we recently received the joyful news that they have been discharged in good health.

Please send warm comments of support and applause to our proud heroes who braved danger to save a precious life!

Frequently Asked Questions

Who rescued the motorcycle driver who collapsed on the road?

It was nurses Park Kang-ryun and Joo Hye-won from Gangneung Asan Hospital's Home Care Business Office. On May 19th, the two nurses discovered a patient who had lost consciousness and collapsed in the middle of the road and immediately began rescue efforts.

What emergency first aid was provided at the accident scene?

Emergency first aid, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and airway management, was promptly administered. Thanks to the two nurses' unhesitating and perfect initial response, the patient's life was safely preserved.

What is the current condition of the patient who received emergency treatment?

The patient safely regained consciousness at the scene and was recently discharged in good health. The two nurses' quick and accurate response created a miracle that led to the patient's recovery and discharge.

When did the accident occur?

The accident occurred on May 19th. It was a dangerous situation where a motorcycle driver lost consciousness and collapsed on a busy road, but the nurses' quick response averted a crisis.