Doctor emergency action in the Hotzone

• Current threat status
• Chemical Weapons Convention
• Chemical Warfare Agents and Toxic Industrial Chemicals
• Effects of radiation on human body
• RDD and RED in urban environment (scenarios)
• Small scale TTX (CWA)/ (radiological)
• Introduction to bioterrorism (Anthrax, Smallpox, Tularaemia, Plague, Botulism, Salmonella, Covid, H1N1, Ebola Toxins)
• Viral Haemorrhagic Fevers
• Hospital’s CB preparedness and response
• Small scale TTX (bioterrorism)
• Mass casualties’ definitions
• Key roles and organizations
• The combined response (command, control, coordination and communication)
• Dealing with fatalities
• Care and treatment of people
• Mortuary requirements
• Personal protective equipment
• Detection (C B R)
• Sampling (C B R)
• Decon – coroners/ corps
• Burial protocols
• Practical training in Level-C PAPR PPEs
• Practical drill (C) CWA attack in subway next to the hospital
• Practical drill (B) Bloody vomiting epidemic in a small tourist coastal village

Medical People who within the course of their regular daily duties may be required to initially respond to incidents and emergency events e.g.

• Military, Police, Fire Fighting
• Paramedics and medical staff
• Private Medical Services
• Military Medical School students
• University and academic researchers of applied sciences