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Mass Casualty Incident

2012
You are the first medical responder in a mass casualty scene. The structured approach is required that includes declaring a major incident effectively. The reader is given two scenarios, the tools to perform triage sort and sieve, and exercises to test the ability to use it correctly. The scenario is loosely based on the London Bombings so the injuries
Denis D. Bensard   +63 more
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Strategies for Improved Hospital Response to Mass Casualty Incidents

open access: yesDisaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, 2018
Mass casualty incidents are a concern in many urban areas. A community’s ability to cope with such events depends on the capacities and capabilities of its hospitals for handling a sudden surge in demand of patients with resource-intensive and ...
Thomas D. Kirsch   +2 more
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Case Managers in Mass Casualty Incidents

Annals of Surgery, 2009
To examine whether case managers affect patient evaluation/treatment/outcome and staffing requirements during Multiple Casualty Incidents (MCIs).Multiple patient relocations during MCIs may contribute to chaos. One hospital changed its MCI patient relocation policy during a wave of MCIs; rather than transfer patients from one medical team to another in
Sharon, Einav   +6 more
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Fatality management in mass casualty incidents

Forensic Science International, 1989
Medical involvement in mass casualty incidents requires proper planning and preparedness. In disaster situations, legal aspects concerning the dead add to the general problem of a lack of time, place and resources to maintain routine working conditions, and demand authority and competence.
P J, Hooft   +2 more
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Mass Casualty Imaging—Policy, Planning, and Radiology Response to Mass Casualty Incidents

Canadian Association of Radiologists Journal, 2020
A mass casualty incident (MCI) is an event that generates more patients at one time than locally available resources can manage using routine procedures. By their nature, many of these incidents have no prior notice but result in large numbers of casualties with injuries that range in severity.
Siobhán B, O'Neill   +4 more
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Back to Basics: Mass Casualty Incidents

AORN Journal, 2018
AbstractTerrorist attacks, mass shootings, violent crimes, and other disasters may leave those affected feeling afraid and overwhelmed with emotion. It has been more than 17 years since the attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City killed almost 3,000 people.
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Reconsidering Policy of Casualty Evacuation in a Remote Mass-Casualty Incident

Prehospital and Disaster Medicine, 2013
AbstractObjectivesInappropriate distribution of casualties in mass-casualty incidents (MCIs) may overwhelm hospitals. This study aimed to review the consequences of evacuating casualties from a bus accident to a single peripheral hospital and lessons learned regarding policy of casualty evacuation.MethodsMedical records of all casualties relating to ...
Bruria, Adini   +7 more
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Emergency radiology and mass casualty incidents—report of a mass casualty incident at a level 1 trauma center

Emergency Radiology, 2016
The aims of this article are to describe the events of a recent mass casualty incident (MCI) at our level 1 trauma center and to describe the radiology response to the event. We also describe the findings and recommendations of our radiology department after-action review. An MCI activation was triggered after an amphibious military vehicle, repurposed
Ferdia, Bolster   +7 more
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Effective allocation of casualties to hospitals in mass casualty incidents

IEEE Conference Anthology, 2013
The effective allocation of casualties amongst hospitals represents a crucial element of the response to any mass casualty incident. We propose a mathematical model to assist in achieving such a distribution by providing a means to evaluate and compare any proposed allocations.
Duncan T. Wilson   +3 more
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Deployment of field hospitals in mass casualty incidents

Computers & Industrial Engineering, 2014
We propose an analysis framework to determine the location and size of emergency service facilities to be established after a disaster to cope with the demand surge. We utilize a multi-period mixed integer programming (MIP) model that simultaneously optimizes capacity allocation and casualty transportation decisions in order to provide emergency ...
F. Sibel Salman, Sezer Gül
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