Nominated person Predetermined system of requests Predetermined system of delivery.

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Nominated person Predetermined system of requests Predetermined system of delivery

Major incident equipment must be checked and serviced regularly

Personal Medical Health Service Combined

Paper exercises Table top exercises Practical exercises without casualties Practical exercises with casualties

 Right patient  Right place  Right time

 First look  Clearing station  Evacuation  Hospital reception  Surgery  Postop

INCIDENT SITE TRIAGE SIEVETRIAGE SORT ALP RECEIVING HOSPITAL RECEIVING HOSPITAL RECEIVING HOSPITAL 1 - Immediate 2 - Urgent 3 - Delayed 4 - Expectant Dead 4 - Expectant Body Holding Area TEMPORARY MORTUARY CCS

TDescriptionColour 1ImmediateRed 2UrgentYellow 3DelayedGreen 4 Dead Expectant Dead Blue White/Black

 Casualties who require immediate life-saving interventions

 Casualties who require surgical or other interventions within hours

 Casualties whose treatment may be safely delayed for >4 hours

 Casualties whose injuries are either so severe that they cannot survive, or whose injuries are so severe that their treatment would compromise the care of others

 Decisions need to be made quickly, safely and reproducibly

 Mobility  ABC

(Picture) Mobility sieve

WALKING BREATHING When airway opened RESPIRATORY RATE CAPILLARY REFILL PRIORITY 3 (delayed) DEAD PRIORITY 1 (immediate) PRIORITY 2 (urgent) Y Y N N Under 10 over sec or more Under 2 sec