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A remote motion analysis of mass casualty incident simulations [PDF]
Background Regular training for mass casualty incidents at physical simulation events is vital for emergency services. The preparation and execution of these simulations consume huge amounts of time, personnel, and money.
Boris Tolg
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ChatGPT's performance before and after teaching in mass casualty incident triage [PDF]
Since its initial launching, ChatGPT has gained significant attention from the media, with many claiming that ChatGPT’s arrival is a transformative milestone in the advancement of the AI revolution. Our aim was to assess the performance of ChatGPT before
Rick Kye Gan +4 more
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Self-efficacy in mass casualty incident training using mixed reality [PDF]
Introduction Throughout Europe, Emergency Medical Services (EMS) rely heavily on Medical First Responders (MFR) to ensure early stabilization and appropriate handling of complex Mass Casualty Incidents (MCI).
María del Carmen Cardós-Alonso +4 more
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Learning components for mixed reality mass casualty incident training: a modified Delphi study [PDF]
Background Mixed reality training encourages experiential learning to enhance skill acquisition and improve knowledge for medical first responders. The essential learning components for mixed reality innovations in the context of mass casualty incident ...
Lina Gyllencreutz +2 more
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A review of mass casualty incident triage tools for hospital-based triage [PDF]
Mass casualty incidents (MCIs) pose significant challenges to the healthcare systems, particularly in low-and lower-middle-income countries where prehospital triage is often limited, and hospitals face sudden surges of casualties. While triage tools have
Sarah S. Abdul-Nabi, Eveline Hitti
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Mass casualty incidents - time to engage [PDF]
Mass casualty incident continues to overwhelm medical systems worldwide. Preparedness for an MCI is a crucial requisite for the injured better outcome. The World Society of Emergency Surgery initiated a survey in regard to its senior member's personal and institutional preparedness for MCI. The results here in presented indicate that WSES should engage
Ben-Ishay O +5 more
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Time to Reconsider Analgesia in Mass Casualty Incidents
The provision of analgesia in mass casualty incidents has traditionally been viewed as low-priority and reserved for later stages of care. Poor pain management is commonplace in trauma victims, and inadequate acute pain management can hinder evacuation efforts and may lead to the development of chronic pain and posttraumatic stress disorder. New, safe,
De Valence De Minardiere, Timothee +1 more
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An analysis of movement patterns in mass casualty incident simulations [PDF]
Background Mass casualty incidents (MCI) such as train or bus crashes, explosions, collapses of buildings, or terrorist attacks result in rescue teams facing many victims and in huge challenges for hospitals.
Boris Tolg, Juergen Lorenz
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Burns and thermal injuries are common in sudden mass casualty incidents (SMCIs) associated with explosions and fires (Figs. 6.1 and 6.2) and may present in the form of radiation, chemical, or flame burns. In addition, all types of burns may be associated with inhalation of fumes or vapor that further damages the airway and lungs.
Mauricio Lynn, Nicholas Namias
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Troponin release and mechanism-dependent myocardial injury in a lightning-induced mass casualty incident [PDF]
Background Systematic data on cardiac involvement after lightning strikes are limited and mostly derived from case reports. On 22 August 2019, a cloud-to-ground lightning event on Mt.
Marcin Waligóra +6 more
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