[制定德国临床灾难医学指南(LeiKliKatMeD)的框架条件和基本假设]。

Unfallchirurgie (Heidelberg, Germany) Pub Date : 2025-09-01 Epub Date: 2025-08-12 DOI:10.1007/s00113-025-01608-4
Axel Franke, Patric Tralls, Thomas Wurmb, Axel R Heller
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为了使医院在短缺情况下更好地为必要的危机护理做好准备,目前正在制定《德国临床灾难医学指南》。它们由联邦民防和灾害援助办公室(BBK)的一个研究和开发项目资助,由德国创伤外科学会(DGU)的任务、灾难和战术外科科(EKTC)与38个专业学会合作开发。本文描述了考虑到的框架条件和基本假设。除了对灾害、危机和战争中典型伤病模式的治疗提出建议外,准则还描述了医院警戒和业务规划的要求以及一般要点。在成功地准备和实施之后,这些措施可以减少危机中医疗设施的工作量,以便在大面积或长期受损的特殊情况下,尽可能长时间地维持有偿危机护理阶段。对于这种情况下医疗措施的优先次序和处置,根据治疗的紧迫性进行分类,作为初步分类的一部分,是成功管理损害情况的重要一点。作为预计将于今年年底完成的指导方针内容的预演,对这些要点进行总结和解释,以便于即使在现在也能顺利审议和实施预期的建议。
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[Framework conditions and basic assumptions in the preparation of a German guideline on clinical disaster medicine (LeiKliKatMeD)].

In order to prepare hospitals better for the necessary crisis care in a shortage situation, the Clinical Disaster Medicine Germany (LeiKliKatMeD) guidelines are currently being developed. They are funded by a research and development project of the Federal Office of Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance (BBK) and are being developed by the section assignment, disaster and tactical surgery (EKTC) of the German Society for Trauma Surgery (DGU) in collaboration with 38 specialist societies. This article describes the framework conditions and basic assumptions that were taken into account. In addition to recommendations for the treatment of typical injury and illness patterns in disasters, crises and war, the guidelines describe, for example, the requirements of hospital alert and operational planning as well as general points. After successful preparation and implementation these can lead to a reduction in the workload of medical treatment facilities in a crisis, so that the stage of compensated crisis care can be maintained for as long as possible in the exceptional situation of an extensive or prolonged damage position. For the prioritization and disposition of medical treatment measures in this situation, the categorization according to the urgency of treatment as part of the initial triage is an important point for the successful management of a damage situation. As a preview of the content of the guidelines, which are expected to be completed by the end of this year, these points are summarized and explained in order to facilitate the successful consideration and implementation of the expected recommendations even now.

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