Reasonable treatment of the wounded officers deployed on the effect of volume.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Reasonable treatment of the wounded officers deployed on the effect of volume Of: Deng Yanhua, Chen Daying, Cui Chen, Liu Xiaoqin, Gu Yan [Abstract] Objective To study the rational allocation of medical staff treat the wounded on the effect of volume. Methods earthquake in our hospital 400 patients were injured, a reasonable allocation of the medical staff before (May 12 where 208 cases as the control group, the Medical After a reasonable allocation of staff (May 13 treatment of 192 patients as the study group were analyzed and compared before and after deployment of medical personnel treat wounded effects of the earthquake. Results wounded between the two groups of age, gender, injury site, injury was no statistical significance ( Pgt; 0.05. personnel deployed after the earthquake in the early mortality of the wounded to receive treatment in time, inspection time, has never been seriously wounded to the hospital receiving treatment at the time of the study group was significantly lower than the control group, with statistical significance (P lt; 0.05. Conclusion rational deployment of personnel to improve the success rate of mass casualty treatment to reduce early mortality. [Keywords:] Earthquake damage to deploy mass casualty treatment effect of staff Abstract: Objective To investigate the effect on batch wounded remedy results by arranging medical personnel reasonably.Methods A total of 400 earthquake patients were admitted in our hospital, in which 208 cases before reasonable personnel arrangement were taken as control group, the others treated after reasonable personnel arrangement were taken as study group.Results There was no statistically significant difference in age, sex, injured parts and injury condition between them, but early death ratio, receiving remedy time and receiving examination time were significantly lower in study group.Conclusion We could improve the achievement ratio of batch wounded and decrease