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Online victim tracking and tracing system (ViTTS) for major incident casualties

Marres et al., 2013

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18181325117230656765
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Marres G
Taal L
Bemelman M
Bouman J
Leenen L
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Prehospital and disaster medicine

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IntroductionDealing with major incidents requires an immediate and coordinated response by multiple organizations. Communicating and coordinating over multiple geographical locations and organizations is a complex process. One of the greatest challenges is patient …
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