Titlebook: Disaster Medicine Pocket Guide:50 Essential Questions; Work of the French S Henri F Julien Book 2022 SFMC 2022 Disaster medicine.Collective

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-6430-4The occurrence of many earthquakes is the result of the continuous movement of the tectonic plates. When earthquakes occur with high energy, at shallow depth, and in a populated area, they are destructive.

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Disaster, Uncommon Health Crises, and Disaster MedicineDisaster is defined by health professionals as the sudden and mass influx of victims. Generated by expected or unforeseen hazards, it creates a temporary chaotic situation necessitating previously anticipated management plans (planning) and adapted responses (emergency preparedness).

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Hospital Disaster Management Plan: Uncommon Health Crises (UHC)Organising disaster response of health establishments (ORSAN) to face UHC, as well as external or internal threats to the health facilities, is a legal obligation. In 2014, ORSAN response plan was set-up by a ministerial directive. In 2019, new guidelines for preparedness and management of hospital pressure and UHC was published.

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Emergency Chain in Disaster MedicineManaging disasters casualty necessitates joint action of multiple first responders coming from services or organisations that have complementary skills.

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Rescue in Shooting and Hostages-TakingThe concept of tactical rescue in case of “mass killing” is innovative and counts on the collaboration of many services led by the Interior Security Forces. Organising tactical zones is coordinated by the commander of operations of police and gendarmerie (COPG).

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Medical Coverage of Big CrowdsEvents gathering thousands of people, whether planned or improvised, put crowd safety at serious risk incurred by an intercurrent event or sudden crowd movements.

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Destructive EarthquakesThe occurrence of many earthquakes is the result of the continuous movement of the tectonic plates. When earthquakes occur with high energy, at shallow depth, and in a populated area, they are destructive.