加拿大特种作战部队司令部长时间野战护理的起源、演变和未来

IF 0.7 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH Journal of Military, Veteran and Family Health Pub Date : 2022-06-25 DOI:10.3138/jmvfh-2022-0008
J. Schmid, Dylan Pannell
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由于战争的不可预测性,部署在特派团的军事医务人员可能需要比预期更长时间地管理重病或重伤病人。由于这类护理通常不是军医培训或授权的重点,因此发现了核心技能和知识差距,这并不奇怪。出于这个原因,专门的训练被开发出来,并创造了长期野外护理(PFC)这个术语。PFC采用了与传统医院护理相关的概念,并将其转化为资源有限的严峻军事医疗环境,包括供应品、设备和训练有素的医疗提供者,以管理危重病人或伤员。这个培训项目帮助医务人员最大限度地发挥他们拯救生命的能力,并改善那些生病或受伤的人的预后。本文讨论了PFC是如何在国际上和加拿大特种作战部队司令部内部起源的,以及未来作战的核心概念和应用。
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The origin, evolution, and future of prolonged field care in the Canadian Special Operations Forces Command
LAY SUMMARY As a result of the unpredictable nature of warfare, military medics deployed on missions may be required to manage seriously ill or injured patients for longer than expected. Because this type of care is not typically the focus of a military medic’s training or mandate, core skills and knowledge gaps were, not surprisingly, identified. For this reason, specialized training was developed, and the term prolonged field care (PFC) was coined. PFC takes on concepts associated with traditional hospital care and translates them into austere military medical environments with limited resources, including supplies, equipment, and trained medical providers to manage critically ill or wounded patients. This training program helps medics maximize their ability to save lives and improve outcomes for those who are ill or injured. This article discusses how PFC originated both internationally and within the Canadian Special Operations Forces Command and core concepts and applications for future operations.
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