Isracare – world leaders in MCI training and terror attack response
Our prime objective is to assist emergency personnel and rescue teams to manage the incident, communicate with each other, conduct rapid effective triage and ultimately save the maximum number of lives.
Anyone who deals with casualties will understand scene command and Triage, and yet it remains an area largely un-researched or developed. Major scale mass casualty incidents may occur once in a career. But when they do occur, a systematic approach to utilizing available resources is necessary.
For any system or protocol to work at a mass casualty scene, it must first be put into general practice so that it is a well known and understood procedure.
The unfortunate events in Israel over the past decade and the famous 9/11, Madrid and London have given us the ability to undergo lessons learned in blood and bring our skills to near perfection.
We are constantly evolving our expertise to increase knowledge and understanding for training mass casualty response and increase medical personnel’s understanding of the process.
Natural and Man Made Disasters and the Preparedness of the Medical Corps:
Characterization, detection of possible threats that exist in that country (based on geographic, political, religious, etc.).
Locating possible targets of attack (natural or man-made) and develop response plans for such facilities.
Providing tools for treating and dealing with complex incidents. (Train / air accidents, floods, flash rains etc.) .
Creating response protocols and checklists for professional response by general and/or specific characterization.
Developing a debriefing system and lessons for future events.
Building a program (psychological) dealing with the emotional effects in the aftermath of a horrific event.
