"Your hospital's emergency room is full, the intensive care unit is at maximum capacity and there is a full admission stop in your hospital. Then at once there are dozens of injured people in front of your ambulance hall with life-threatening injuries... you have to act immediately! There's been a terrorist attack."
A serious scenario that is certainly no longer unthinkable in today's society. How do you deal with this. Triage in your ambulance hall with immediately the first life-saving actions, installation of tourniquets, haemostatic bandages or use of chest seals.
A training specifically set up for hospitals and, above all, practical work.
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