CBRNe, Terrorism, Medical and Major Incident Management

Chris Breen is a Registered Nurse who served with the Royal Army Medical Corp (RAMC), a Paramedic and Clinical Tutor with additional qualifications in Trauma, and Remote Medicine. He has had a long term interest in Disaster medicine and Emergency planning, is the Medical Advisor for a Preparedness group and runs courses in Survival Medicine.A guide to medical and major incident management. Roles and responsibility of staff setting up the command and control systems of the emergency...
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Chris Breen is a Registered Nurse who served with the Royal Army Medical Corp (RAMC), a Paramedic and Clinical Tutor with additional qualifications in Trauma, and Remote Medicine. He has had a long term interest in Disaster medicine and Emergency planning, is the Medical Advisor for a Preparedness group and runs courses in Survival Medicine.A guide to medical and major incident management. Roles and responsibility of staff setting up the command and control systems of the emergency services are detailed. Including the gold, silver and bronze structure. The process of triage is explored with exercises and details of commonly used triage aids.Medical management of environmental issues, traumatic injuries are all covered. Tactical injuries caused by explosions and firearms are also covered including techniques for dealing with catastrophic haemorrhage and amputations.With recent events in mind epidemics and pandemics are explored, as well as exposure and treatment of biological, chemical including Nerve Agents and radiation releases.Equipment for CBRN protection and detection is covered in addition to the roles of the Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) and the Special Operation Response Team (SORT) and the Mass Casualty Vehicles. Hazmat incidents including transportation of dangerous goods and chemical suicides are also covered.Other Books by Chris BreenWilderness and Survival MedicineClinical Assessment and Diagnostic Skills for Nurses, Paramedics and EcpsSurvival, Disaster and Tactical MedicineINTRODUCTIONCHAPTER 1 WHAT IS A MAJOR INCIDENT CHAPTER 2 TERRORIST THREATSCHAPTER 3 SCENE MANAGEMENT CHAPTER 4 TRIAGECHAPTER 5 COMMAND STRUCTURE CHAPTER 6 ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS IN MAJOR INCIDENTS CHAPTER 7 WOUNDS AND BURNS CHAPTER 8 HEAD, CHEST AND ABDOMINAL TRAUMACHAPTER 9 EPIDEMIC & PANDEMIC DISEASES CHAPTER 10 BIOLOGICAL WARFARE CHAPTER 11 CHEMICAL WEAPONS CHAPTER 12 RADIATION INCIDENTS CHAPTER 13 CBRNE PROTECTION CHAPTER 14 HART, SORT, PODS AND DECONTAMINATION CHAPTER 15 CHEMICAL SUICIDES CHAPTER 16 GUNSHOT WOUNDS, EXPLOSIONS & TACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS CHAPTER 17 LEGAL ISSUES CHAPTER 18 PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEMS CHAPTER 19 TRANSPORT OF DANGEROUS GOODS (HAZMAT) APPENDIX 1 GCSAPPENDIX 2 GLOSSARY OF TERMS APPENDIX 3 AIRWAVE RADIO OPERATIONS