In disaster management, a system of color-coded markers, sometimes physical and sometimes digital, is used for rapid victim assessment and prioritization. These markers quickly communicate the severity of an individual’s injuries and... Read more »
Color-coded labels used for rapid patient assessment in mass-casualty incidents categorize individuals based on the urgency of their medical needs. These labels typically range from black (expectant/deceased) to red (immediate) with intermediate... Read more »
In mass-casualty incidents, a standardized method is essential for rapidly assessing and classifying victims based on the severity of their injuries. This approach prioritizes immediate care for those most in need, using... Read more »
Prioritization of resource allocation during emergencies, based on the severity of impact and the urgency of need, is a critical component of effective response. For instance, following an earthquake, categorizing affected areas... Read more »