Patientenregistrierung im Massenanfall

  • Donner A
  • Adler C
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Background. Efficient handling of mass casualty incidents (MCI) requires well-trained rescue teams and a well prepared course of action. Furthermore, smooth information interchange between all decision makers is mandatory. Existing systems for triage, registration, and management of transport means are based on various lists on paper which have to be synchronized by means of voice and radio systems. Electronic tools can significantly accelerate data flow. Various requirements for a future digital documentation system arise from the unpredictable conditions in the field. Several projects have researched this topic in recent years. Conclusion. Nationwide harmonization of procedures and interfaces is necessary for smooth interregional cooperation. © The Authors 2013.

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Donner, A., & Adler, C. (2013). Patientenregistrierung im Massenanfall. Notfall + Rettungsmedizin, 16(7), 549–555. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10049-013-1764-0

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