Mass Casualty Management Systems¶
World Health Organization. (2007). Mass Casualty Management Systems: Strategies and Guidelines for Building Health Sector Capacity.
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Mechanisms¶
- Priority Supply Ladder
- It is triage applied to a supply line: like medical triage, it accepts that treating everyone equally when you cannot treat everyone is itself a failure.
This sourceExplains that mass-casualty scarcity requires prioritizing patients who are most likely to benefit rather than attempting ordinary equal individual treatment.
- It is triage applied to a supply line: like medical triage, it accepts that treating everyone equally when you cannot treat everyone is itself a failure.
- Triage Priority List
- The discipline that guards against both is real triage
This sourceDefines explicit triage priority categories that distinguish immediate from delayed patients.
- The discipline that guards against both is real triage
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