IL 23
D&M Defining "minimal acceptable care" in mass casual incidents

Programm

• 08:30 – 08:45 15 Min. 0 Min.

  • Presentation

  Key note: From top-knife to minimal acceptable care

  • Michael Stein (Petah Tikva / IL)
• 08:45 – 08:52 7 Min. 0 Min.

  • Presentation

  Battle Session 1 – Minimal acceptable care on the scene is an absolute necessity

  • Michael Mølmer (Hillerød / DK)
• 08:52 – 08:59 7 Min. 0 Min.

  • Presentation

  Battle Session 1 – Minimal acceptable care on the scene should be flexible depending on resources available

  • Halvard Stave (Oslo / NO)
• 08:59 – 09:04 0 Min. 5 Min.

  • Discussion

  Discussion
• 09:04 – 09:11 7 Min. 0 Min.

  • Presentation

  Battle Session 2 – Minimal acceptable care in the hospital – The “TASC” concept is the correct way to do it

  • Gerhard Achatz (Ulm / DE)
• 09:11 – 09:18 7 Min. 0 Min.

  • Presentation

  Battle Session 2 – Minimal acceptable care in the hospital – “minimal is minimal” is the correct way to do it

  • Itamar Ashkenazi (Haifa / IL)
• 09:18 – 09:23 0 Min. 5 Min.

  • Discussion

  Discussion
• 09:23 – 09:30 7 Min. 0 Min.

  • Presentation

  KAMEDO report no. 97 – What to look for and what did we find?

  • Louis Riddez (Solna / SE)
• 09:30 – 09:37 7 Min. 0 Min.

  • Presentation

  KAMEDO report no 97 – What changes did we make?

  • Pål Aksel Næss (Oslo / NO)
• 09:37 – 09:42 0 Min. 5 Min.

  • Discussion

  Discussion
• 09:42 – 10:00 18 Min. 0 Min.

  • Presentation

  Keynote: Fundamental of functional triage in the field and in the hospital

  • Kristina Lennquist Montán (Stockholm / SE)