AI Article Synopsis
- The article discusses improvements needed in the medical aid delivery system for acute radiopathology in the Russian Armed Forces, highlighting the current challenges faced.
- Key proposed improvements include developing standardized treatment protocols, enhancing special medical aid capabilities, and establishing mobile reserves for rapid response during mass patient admissions.
- It also emphasizes the necessity of updating training for medical staff in this field, adopting information technologies, and improving collaboration among various departments concerning medical emergencies related to radiological incidents.
Article Abstract
Actual issues of an improvement of the medical aid delivery system in case of acute radiopathology in the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. The article provides information on characteristics of the stage system of medical aid delivery in case of acute radiologic traumas. The authors formulated main directions of improvement of the system under modern conditions. It is shown that as a basis of its improvement may be considered the complex of measures, including formation of standardized clinical recommendations (treatment protocols) on medical care delivery to the wounded at different stages of medical evacuation, expanding of possibilities of special medical aid delivery to patients with acute radiopathology, including formation of mobile reserves for deployment of specialized units under conditions of mass admission of patients with severe forms of radiopathology; renewal of the training system for medical specialists working in the field of acute radiopathology; implementation of information technologies; improvement of interdepartmental interaction on the problems of medical consequences after radiologic emergency situations in peacetime.
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