1. Disaster preparedness in Estonia Raul Adlas, MD Tallinn EMS

2. Involved services and responsibilities Rescue service (MoI) – leading Police (MoI) – leading in case of hostage and bomb warning Border Guard (MoI)– accidents on see and air Healthcare (MoS) – epidemias and mass poisonig

3. Warning and alarming 112 – common alarm number 110 – police There is not a special warning system for population in Estonia

4. INJURY AREA SERVICES ALARM CENTER 112 AMBULANCE RESCUE SERVICE

5. REGIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT TEAM ALARMCENTER 112 DEPT.OF RESCUE BOARD) AMBULANCES MAAKONNA PÄÄSTETEENISTUS BORDER GUARD DEFENCE LEAGUE POLICE DISASTER RILIEF TEAM RESCUE BOARD DEFENCE FORCES AVIATION GROUP HOSPITAL INJURY AREA

6. RISK ZONE INJURY SITE MANAGEMENT POST CHECK POINT ASSEMBLY POINT FOR CASUALT ASSEMBLY POINT FOR DEAD AND PROPERTY REMOVAL POINT TRANSIT POINT

7. TRIAGE CARDS FRONT: –Date, time –Name,sex –Address –Diagnose (if possible) –Notes –Medic’s name, ID

8. TRIAAŽI KAART BACK: –Type and localisation of the injury –Vital signes: BP Fr respiration consciousness –Treatment

9. Science and rescue Modelling and scorig the disaster: big accident or disaster (med. capacity; transport cap.; hospital cap.) Plans for EMS and hospitals Special treatment tactics