DISASTER MEDICINE No.2 •2023

https://doi.org/10.33266/2070-1004-2023-2

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Operation of the Training Division of the Moscow Territorial Scientific and Practical Center for Disaster Medicine of Moscow Health Care Department in a Mode of Increased Operational Readiness under Conditions of a Special Military Operation

Smetanin G.A. ¹, Gumenyuk S.A. ¹, Guskova O.V. ¹

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¹ Moscow Territorial Scientific and Practical Center for Disaster Medicine (TSEMP) of the Moscow City Health Department, Moscow, Russian Federation

UDC 614.2+614.8(470-25)

Pp. 29–31

 Summary. The work of the training department of the Moscow Territorial Scientific and Practical Center for Disaster Medicine of Moscow Health Care Department on first aid training courses under conditions of a special military operation is presented. The importance of forming stable first aid skills in the combat operations zone was shown. The question about the need to expand the list of first aid measures in the area of special military operation is raised; the question about the need to revisie and to expand the first aid training program is raised.

Keywords: combat operations, extended scope of first aid, first aid, hemorrhage stopping, high readiness mode, injuries, medical evacuation, medical triage, special military operation, training department of Moscow Territorial Scientific and Practical Center for Disaster Medicine of Moscow Health Care Department

Conflict of interest. The authors declare no conflict of interest

For citation: Smetanin G.A., Gumenyuk S.A., Guskova O.V. Operation of the Training Division of the Moscow Territorial Scientific and Practical Center for Disaster Medicine of Moscow Health Care Department in a Mode of Increased Operational Readiness under Conditions of a Special Military Operation. Meditsina Katastrof = Disaster Medicine. 2023;2:29-31 (In Russ.). https://doi.org/10.33266/2070-1004-2023-2-29-31

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The material was received 16.02.23; the article after peer review procedure 14.06.23; the Editorial Board accepted the article for publication 23.06.23