Answer:
In in-hospital, there are presence of high number of health officers with access to resources, and additional personnel if required, but in out-hospital, the paramedics are usually in small number, finding themselves alone, access to limited resources, and required equipment might not be available, or arrived very late when a request is made.
Explanation:
The environment of a built hospital equipped with necessary facilities to attend to the patient is referred to as the in-hospital, while the out-hospital is a treatment given outside the hospital by paramedics, in stabilizing patients or in initiating critically needed care.
