| Bernhard Nowotny 2005-05-26, 11:50 am |
| Hello,
a similar posting by me appeared in a.e-s.moderated, but I need
new input, so I tuned it a little bit. For questions on details
in German triage approaches see the thread in newsgroup
alt.emergency-services.moderated. Thanks! Here we go:
Training with the STaRT triage scheme, I found it a good thing
on any scene with more than one patient, just for the first
assessment. Obviously it's not needed to mark the patients with
color tags/tape as long as you can remember their condition until
they all can be treated individually - which normally is the case
in a very short time.
Any ideas how I should phrase in our protocols, when we should
start actually marking the patients with color tags or tape?
Do your protocols give a number of victims or any other criteria?
Thanks for helping!
Bernhard
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Bernhard Nowotny
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"Life was simple before World War II. After that, we had systems."
-- Rear Admiral Grace Murray Hopper (documented first real computer bug)
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