In recent years, there has been a rise in Major Incidents with
big impact on the citizens health and the society. Without the
possibility of conducting live experiments when it comes to physical
and/or toxic trauma, only an accurate in silico reconstruction allows us
to identify organizational solutions with the best possible chance of
success, in correlation with the limitations on available resources
(e.g. medical team, first responders, treatments, transports, and
hospitals availability) and with the variability of the characteristic
of event (e.g. type of incident, severity of the event and type of
lesions).
Utilizing modelling and simulation techniques, a simplified mathematical model of physiological evolution for patients involved in physical and toxic trauma incident scenarios has been developed and implemented. The model formalizes the dynamics, operating standards and practices of medical response and the main emergency service in the chain of emergency management during a Major Incident.
IMPRESS has successfully submitted the following paper
Utilizing modelling and simulation techniques, a simplified mathematical model of physiological evolution for patients involved in physical and toxic trauma incident scenarios has been developed and implemented. The model formalizes the dynamics, operating standards and practices of medical response and the main emergency service in the chain of emergency management during a Major Incident.
IMPRESS has successfully submitted the following paper
E. Pacciani, A. Borri, P.M. Soave, D. Gui, S. Magalini, S. Panunzi, C.R. Gaz, P.
Gaudio, A. Malizia, and A. De Gaetano, Modelling and Simulation for Major
Incidents, Workshop on Personal Health Systems for Chronic Diseases (PHSCD
2015), Pervasive Health 2015, Istanbul, Turkey, IEEE, ACM, May 20-23, 2015.
If you want a copy of this paper, please sent an email to fp7.impress@gmail.com, or visit the projects news area here.
No comments:
Post a Comment