The aim of this study was to assess the delays that can potentially occur in the emergency transfer of patients with ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) to percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) centers. We conducted a retrospective study using the medical reports pertaining to 97 patients who presented to the Emergency Department of the Emergency County Hospital of Galati during the year of 2018 with the diagnosis of STEMI and meeting eligibility criteria for PCI, thus warranting transfer to a hospital with PCI facilities. The pick-up time of patients diagnosed with acute myocardial infarction from the emergency department by the transfer crew is significantly shorter (p < 0.05) than those transferred by air, regardless of the PCI center to which the transfer was performed, Iasi or Bucharest, when compared to the time required to process the patients transferred by land to the same PCI centers. The results of the study shows that the helicopter use for transferring acute myocardial infarction patients to a PCI center must be considered, given the distance between non-PCI and PCI centers is over 200 km.

The perception of parents regarding the new lifestyle of the adolescents are influenced by the range of potentially addictive substances and behaviours to which the teenagers may be exposed, with parents perceiving more threat in the environment than in the past. The distrust of teenagers in the closest people and friends determines a greater anchoring toward the parents. Parent-adolescent discussions are often challenging and require tact and help them develop the social competences needed to make responsible choices without fear of social failure. We aimed to investigate parents' feelings and concerns, as well as their protective attitudes regarding their children's future. The aim of this study was also action of parental awareness thus improving parental perception, and to offer models of dialogue with the adolescents to the parents, and in this way finally it brings reliable solutions and are preventing the needs of the establishment of long-term psychiatric treatments. Parents' greatest fears are cardiac and neurological diseases that can lead to long-term sequelae and affect adolescents' functioning; at the same time, perceived parental failure may lead to blockages that can be difficult to overcome. Preventing major decompensations is essential, and psychoeducation and the parental perseverance are the key to creating a safe environment and maintaining a balance between adolescents’school and emotional lives,preparing them to become a responsible adult who can later build their own family and care for their own children.