نتایج جستجو برای: casualty care

تعداد نتایج: 621863  

Journal: :Respiratory care 2008
Richard D Branson Jay A Johannigman Elizabeth L Daugherty Lewis Rubinson

Mechanical ventilation in a situation of mass casualty respiratory failure will require a substantial increase in the capacity for mechanical ventilation, to prevent unnecessary mortality. Concern over the difficulties of treating large numbers of patients with respiratory failure is exceeded only by our lack of experience on which to base decisions. This review evaluates the likely scenarios t...

Journal: :Canadian journal of surgery. Journal canadien de chirurgie 2011
Erin Savage Colleen Forestier Nicholas Withers Homer Tien Dylan Pannell

Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) is intended to treat potentially preventable causes of death on the battlefield, but acknowledges that application of these treatments may place the provider and even the mission in jeopardy if performed at the wrong time. Therefore, TCCC classifies the tactical situation with respect to health care provision into 3 phases (care under fire, tactical field ca...

Journal: :Danish medical bulletin 2007
Lise Dyhr John Sahl Andersen Gerda Engholm

In the past 30 years Denmark has experienced immigration from non-Western countries, but little is known about immigrants' use of health care. The purpose of this study was to compare and quantify the contact patterns with general practice and casualty departments of immigrants of non-Western origin and non-immigrants in Copenhagen City, Denmark. Descriptive register-based study including 2,041...

Journal: :The Journal of trauma 2006
David L Ciraulo Philip S Barie Susan M Briggs H Scott Bjerke Christopher T Born Jeannette Capella Leopoldo Cancio Andrew Dennis J Chistopher DiGiacomo Ronald I Gross Jeffrey S Hammond John B Holcomb Donald Jenkins Thomas E Knuth Peter B Letarte Mauricio Lynn Patricia A O'Neill Jeffrey P Salomone David V Shatz

This article outlines the position of The Eastern Association of the Surgery of Trauma (EAST) in defining the role of surgeons, and specifically trauma/critical care surgeons, in the development of public health initiatives that are designed to react to and deal effectively with acts of terrorism. All aspects of the surgeon's role in response to mass casualty incidents are considered, from preh...

2015
Itamar Netzer Aviram Weiss David Hoppenstein

BACKGROUND Extended-evacuation or austere environments (e.g. naval, immature or depleted combat zones) are characterized by the lack of resources to facilitate medical evacuation in the "Golden Hour" from moment of injury. This may require the primary caregiver, often a relatively inexperienced general physician or EMT, to administer extended medical care in the field. We describe the Shipboard...

2014
Muhammad Oboirien

Background: Mass Casualty incidents usually overwhelm the capabilities of any centre. It is an event whose nature is undetermined, unexpected and disrupts the normal trauma care in a hospital. Hospitals have established protocols to deal with mass casualty when it arises. Objectives: We sought to profile the presentations of mass casualty incidents and challenges in management in a regional tra...

Journal: :Prehospital and disaster medicine 2008
Jennifer Lee Jenkins Melissa L McCarthy Lauren M Sauer Gary B Green Stephanie Stuart Tamara L Thomas Edbert B Hsu

Mass-casualty triage has developed from a wartime necessity to a civilian tool to ensure that constrained medical resources are directed at achieving the greatest good for the most number of people. Several primary and secondary triage tools have been developed, including Simple Treatment and Rapid Transport (START), JumpSTART, Care Flight Triage, Triage Sieve, Sacco Triage Method, Secondary As...

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