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[Mass casualty events].

Authors: Przemysław, Guła; Waldemar, Hładki; Leszek, Brongel;

[Mass casualty events].

Abstract

Authors present problems concerning mass--casualty accidents, specificity of action rescue-system on different levels of co-operation, kind of segregation of victims and efficiency of the medical rescue system in Poland. Attention has been paid to the continuous instructions and education of life-saving services, preferably by simulation of events without earlier information of the interested. It is necessary to establish and abide official dependence by the rules of co-operation of components of life-saving system. A separate problem is the implementation of rescue--activities in special situations: nuclear, biological and chemical contamination, and with very important safety measures for people taking part in rescue action.

Keywords

Emergency Medical Services, Emergency Medical Service Communication Systems, Guidelines as Topic, Disasters, Life Support Care, Transportation of Patients, Trauma Centers, Accidents, Emergency Medicine, Rescue Work, Workforce, First Aid, Humans, Poland, Triage, Algorithms

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