Enhancing first responder CBRN capabilities

First responders perform a multitude of life-saving activities, including pre-hospital care, in challenging environments and situations. Responding to mass casualty events is difficult in any setting, but is even more complex during chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) incidents.In...

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Main Authors: Plamboeck Agneta H., Sahović Dženan, Bazarschi Johanna K.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Serbian Medical Society, Department of Emergency Medicine, Belgrade 2015-01-01
Series:ABC: časopis urgentne medicine
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Online Access:https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/1451-1053/2015/1451-10531502060P.pdf
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author Plamboeck Agneta H.
Sahović Dženan
Bazarschi Johanna K.
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description First responders perform a multitude of life-saving activities, including pre-hospital care, in challenging environments and situations. Responding to mass casualty events is difficult in any setting, but is even more complex during chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) incidents.In light of the growing concern about CBRN risks and the identified gaps in preparedness and response, the European Union (EU) has launched the EU Centers of Excellence (CoE)initiative on CBRN Risk Mitigation. One of the projects within the CoE initiative, Project 14, aims to enhance the capacities of first responders in South East Europe, Caucasus and Moldova. Two training courses have been implemented in the region, and this report aims to highlight some of the key points discussed, including the usability of the specific 'Gamma Ray Dose Constant'.
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spelling doaj.art-dd3607002b7d432ebd078cb82aa281882022-12-21T20:13:39ZengSerbian Medical Society, Department of Emergency Medicine, BelgradeABC: časopis urgentne medicine1451-10532560-39222015-01-0115260651451-10531502060PEnhancing first responder CBRN capabilitiesPlamboeck Agneta H.0Sahović Dženan1Bazarschi Johanna K.2European CBRNE Center, Umeä University/Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), SwedenEuropean CBRNE Center, Umeä University/Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), SwedenEuropean CBRNE Center, Umeä University/Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), SwedenFirst responders perform a multitude of life-saving activities, including pre-hospital care, in challenging environments and situations. Responding to mass casualty events is difficult in any setting, but is even more complex during chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) incidents.In light of the growing concern about CBRN risks and the identified gaps in preparedness and response, the European Union (EU) has launched the EU Centers of Excellence (CoE)initiative on CBRN Risk Mitigation. One of the projects within the CoE initiative, Project 14, aims to enhance the capacities of first responders in South East Europe, Caucasus and Moldova. Two training courses have been implemented in the region, and this report aims to highlight some of the key points discussed, including the usability of the specific 'Gamma Ray Dose Constant'.https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/1451-1053/2015/1451-10531502060P.pdfeu coecbrn awareness and responsefirst responderscapacity development
spellingShingle Plamboeck Agneta H.
Sahović Dženan
Bazarschi Johanna K.
Enhancing first responder CBRN capabilities
ABC: časopis urgentne medicine
eu coe
cbrn awareness and response
first responders
capacity development
title Enhancing first responder CBRN capabilities
title_full Enhancing first responder CBRN capabilities
title_fullStr Enhancing first responder CBRN capabilities
title_full_unstemmed Enhancing first responder CBRN capabilities
title_short Enhancing first responder CBRN capabilities
title_sort enhancing first responder cbrn capabilities
topic eu coe
cbrn awareness and response
first responders
capacity development
url https://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/1451-1053/2015/1451-10531502060P.pdf
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