Medical response to mass gatherings
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presentation to the ACT Ambulance Service Continuing Medical Education, 25th March 2010.
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- 4. Definition Class Subclass Persons Resources Example Mass gathering Small 200 – 1,500 Local area Local fair Medium 1,500 – 10,000 Local area Local sports game Large 10,000 – 100,000 Local +/- State Concert Major mass gathering 100,000 – 250,000 State +/- Interstate Music festival Agricultural show Super mass gathering 250,000 – 500,000 State and Interstate Motor sports event Extreme mass gathering 500,000 – 1,000,00 National +/- international Religious festival Mega mass gathering 1,000,000+ National and International Olympics
- 7. Workload characteristics and conceptual model
- 9. Workload prediction Royal Adelaide show: 1996 - 2001
- 14. Case studies
- 15. Case studies
- 16. Case studies
- 18. Questions? Mr Jamie Ranse, RN FRCNA Chief Nursing Officer, St John Ambulance Australia Clinical Manager (Research Portfolio), Emergency Department – Calvary Health Care ACT Research Associate, Flinders University Research Centre for Disaster Resilience and Health
Editor's Notes
- ANZ stadium
- ANZ stadium
- Bradford city stadium fire 5% greater illness / injury rate then in a normal population
- Not well understood
- Education – it is not a guessing game – we have well established ways to estimate presentation rates Research – other factors, eg: WYD and add to model- crowd mood, ACT – collaborative, pre-ambulance, pre-hospital, ED and hospital