Who's who at a major incident: standardising role titles for emergency planners.

Emergency Medicine Journal : EMJ
M MudaligeK Mackway-Jones

Abstract

To standardise the names for key roles in a major incident. A Delphi study using experts in major incident planning. There is clear consensus regarding the need for standard nomenclature. The expert group identified 28 roles, and 184 different names were initially given by group members for the 28 roles. Agreement on a common nomenclature was achieved in only 12/28 roles. There is agreement for a standardised nomenclature for major incident roles. However, consensus may be difficult to achieve from within an expert group.

References

Nov 16, 1996·BMJ : British Medical Journal·S Carley, K Mackway-Jones

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Jul 20, 2012·Prehospital and Disaster Medicine·Kevin Mackway-Jones, Simon Carley
Dec 1, 2010·Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology : JASIST·Alla KeselmanThomas C Rindflesch

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