Population-based triage management in response to surge-capacity requirements during a large-scale bioevent disaster.

摘要: Both the naturally occurring and deliberate release of a biological agent in population can bring catastrophic consequences. Although these bioevents have similarities with other disasters, there also are major differences, especially approach to triage management surge capacity resources. Conventional mass-casualty events use uniform methods for on basis severity presentation do not consider exposure, duration, or infectiousness, thereby impeding control transmission delaying recognition victims requiring immediate care. Bioevent must be based, goal preventing secondary transmission, beginning at point contact, epidemic outbreak. Whatever system is used, it first recognize requirements those Susceptible but exposed, Exposed yet infectious, Infectious, Removed by death recovery, protected Vaccination prophylactic medication (SEIRV methodology). Everyone falls into one five categories. This article addresses SEIRV-based which decision making under two-phase specific measures effectiveness increase likelihood medical success, control, conservation scarce