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What is What are Acute Coronary Syndrome- Adult  and explain in detail?
If a patient presents to a general practice during an acute coronary syndrome, it may be a non-clinical member of staff who is their first point of contact. It is therefore important that all staff members are aware of the practice protocol for managing patients with unexplained chest pain, and know how to initiate the protocol. Staff members should know which room in the practice is the most appropriate to locate patients requiring urgent attention. Ideally this room will have an examination bed or couch with clear access on all sides and an ECG machine on hand, as well as convenient access for ambulance staff and equipment. All staff should be alerted to the location and status of the patient, who should not be left unattended.