Training Tempering Skills! Directly Hitting the Joint Military-Civilian Health Logistics Coordination Drill

Authors | Gao Kun, Pan Kang, Lin Shihui, Li Yao

The training ground is filled with smoke, and the atmosphere of battle is intense. "The position has suffered a 'firepower strike,' resulting in multiple 'casualties.' Quickly initiate rescue!" With the commander's order, the medical personnel from a certain air force hospital in the Southern Theater Command and the local militia medical rescue company sprang into action, launching a comprehensive training exercise for mass casualty treatment.

On the front line, the "injured" soldiers carried out self-rescue and mutual rescue on the spot. The search and rescue team gathered the scattered "casualties" and quickly transported them to the field medical station. Upon arrival at the medical station, the triage team promptly assessed the injuries and completed the reception and diversion of the "casualties."

The reception and treatment team performed early interventions such as wound cleaning and disinfection, fluid resuscitation to prevent shock, and life monitoring for the "casualties." In the operating room, military and civilian medical personnel worked closely together to perform emergency surgeries on the "critically injured."

This training simulated a battlefield environment after a firepower strike, seamlessly completing tasks such as self-rescue and mutual rescue, casualty search and rescue, triage, reception and treatment, surgical procedures, and classified transport. The military and civilian medical forces closely coordinated, fully leveraging the advantages of local medical resources, comprehensively testing the joint treatment process, and honing the team's rapid response, battlefield rescue, and collaborative capabilities.