نتایج جستجو برای: casualty care

تعداد نتایج: 621863  

Journal: :Journal of special operations medicine : a peer reviewed journal for SOF medical professionals 2015
David Callaway Joshua Bobko E Reed Smith Geoff Shapiro Sean McKay Kristina Anderson Babak Sarani

BACKGROUND Natural and manmade disasters are creating increasingly complex response challenges. The current U.S. emergency response model relies heavily upon the availability and expertise of highly trained public safety agencies. Too often, this leads the public and our leaders to assume that professional emergency medical care will be immediately available. Unfortunately, there are often dela...

Journal: :The Journal of trauma 2006
John B Holcomb Lynn G Stansbury Howard R Champion Charles Wade Ronald F Bellamy

Maintaining good hospital records during military conflicts can provide medical personnel and researchers with feedback to rapidly adjust treatment strategies and improve outcomes. But to convert the resulting raw data into meaningful conclusions requires clear terminology and well thought out equations, utilizing consistent numerators and denominators. Our objective was to arrive at terminolog...

Journal: :The journal of trauma and acute care surgery 2012
Lorne H Blackbourne David G Baer Brian J Eastridge Frank K Butler Joseph C Wenke Robert G Hale Russ S Kotwal Laura R Brosch Vikhyat S Bebarta M Margaret Knudson James R Ficke Donald Jenkins John B Holcomb

T development and advancement of trauma care has shown stepwise improvements for centuries owing to the interrelationship of civilian and military medical systems. With respect to trauma systems, the sophisticated civilian trauma system in the United States was born directly out of the successes and lessons learned from the Vietnam War. The American College of Surgeons (ACS) took the lead in ad...

Journal: :Emergency medicine journal : EMJ 2005
V Calland

In any accident scene, rapid removal of the casualty to hospital improves their chances of survival. The term the "Golden Hour" was first introduced in 1961, but because of misinterpretation as to what period this actually referred to, a second concept, the "Platinum Ten Minutes" was proposed as the time taken to move a casualty to the ambulance. To achieve this rapid removal, the ambulance and...

Journal: :Journal of surgical orthopaedic advances 2011
Daniel G Kang Ronald A Lehman

Care of the combat casualty with spinal column or spinal cord injury has not been previously described, particularly in regards to spinal immobilization. The ultimate goal of spinal immobilization in the combat casualty is to first ``do no further harm'' and then provide a stable, painless spine and an optimal neurologic recovery. The protocol for treatment of the combat casualty with suspected...

2013
Douglas L. Kriner Francis X. Shen

Scholars have long conceptualized public support for war as the product of a cost– benefit calculation in which combat casualties factor significantly. This article argues that, when calculating the human costs of conflict, Americans care about more than just the number of war dead; they also care about the distribution of those casualties across society. Using two original survey experiments, ...

Journal: :Journal of accident & emergency medicine 1995
D I Flitcroft M Westcott R Wormald R Touquet

Emergency care for eye complaints is provided both by accident and emergency (A&E) departments as well as by dedicated eye casualty departments. This study examines the role of each type of department and the quality of eye care provided. Significant differences were found between the accident and emergency department and the eye casualty department in the history, examination and management of...

Journal: :Canadian Medical Association Journal 2008

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