Starnberg Clinic: New emergency plan for quick help in disasters

Starnberg Clinic: New emergency plan for quick help in disasters

preparation for emergency scenarios in the Starnberg Clinic

At a time when the frequency of emergencies and disasters increases, the Starnberg Clinic has launched a comprehensive new operational plan to make the supply of injured more effective. This commitment is crucial for the security and well -being of the community.

The new operating plan: Kaep

The hospital alarm and operational plan (KAEP) has been in the past few months by a dedicated project group led by chief physician Dr. Peter Rupp revised. The plan includes numerous practical measures and ensures that employees can act quickly and effectively in critical situations.

modular triage car for efficient emergency supply

A central element of this plan are the newly purchased modular triage cars, which contain everything necessary for primary care. This ranges from infusions to protective clothing to bandage materials. These cars are categorized in order to ensure efficient treatment depending on the severity of the injuries.

technology and alarm

To alert the medical staff immediately, a modern tool is used that enables employees to react quickly to alarm messages. This technology is intended to ensure that as many employees as possible are available quickly in the event of a mass attack of injuries (MANV).

training scenarios and cooperation with rescue organizations

The clinic recently demonstrated its willingness in real scenarios. A total of 47 people were treated in two incidents in April and June, which confirmed the effectiveness of the new plan. The cooperation with various rescue organizations and authorities is essential in order to work together smoothly in an emergency.

Community benefits of the new strategies

These measures not only show the proactive attitude of the Starnberg Clinic, but also its role as an important part of local health care. Dr. Rupp emphasizes that the goal is to avoid chaos in the clinic and to ensure that additional capacities can be created even when the house is loaded.

The Starnberg Clinic thus sets a clear sign of prevention in emergency medicine. The improved processes and technical aids promote not only the safety of the patients, but also the confidence in medical care in the Starnberg region.