<azonenberg>
Thankfully never been in the real thing, but i've participated in several MCI drills with the various groups i volunteer with
<azonenberg>
They get pretty intense pretty fast
<azonenberg>
We didn't have to worry about RSI-ing people though as we only do BLS training, I drop a nose hose and call it good
<azonenberg>
If somebody needs to get tubed we send them off to somebody else
<azonenberg>
The Y-tube trick for the ventilator is pretty neat, never heard of that before
<azonenberg>
But it makes sense as long as the vent has sufficient capacity
<azonenberg>
The article reminds me a lot about how our training covered techniques for improvising things in the field when you dont have proper equipment
<azonenberg>
We mostly train for crush injuries and blunt force from falling debris (building collapses, etc) vs penetrating trauma because this is earthquake country
<azonenberg>
But here and there they throw some other stuff in to keep us on our toes
<azonenberg>
The orange-tag is an interesting approach too - basically yellows that you know are gonna become reds, but not for a bit
<rqou>
idle thought: any cloud hosts have SGX available? (although this might not be as useful because of ME pwnage??)
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<pie_>
RE for hospitals
<pie_>
trauma ward control flow graph
<pie_>
kekeke
<inode>
^ probably exists as a DRAKON diagram somewhere in .ru
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<pie_>
inode, xD
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