Evaluation result of disaster safety status for Military Hospitals

Aims: To evaluate the level of safety in disasters of a number of strategic and campaign-level military hospitals.Subjects and methods: The surveys were conducted at 9 strategic and campaign-level military hospitals. The hospitals were instructed to establish their own assessment teams and follow the steps outlined in the toolkit for evaluating safe military hospitals in disasters.Results: The structural and non-structural groups had the highest proportion of criteria fully met (85.78%), while the lowest was the group managing operations in emergencies and disasters (38.00%). Regarding the level of safety in disasters, 4 hospitals (44.44%) achieved a high safety level, 5 hospitals (55.56%) achieved a medium level, and no hospital achieved a low safety level.Conclusion: It is necessary to improve the level of safety in disaster military hospitals, especially the criteria related to the management of activities in emergency and disaster situations.

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Tạp chí Y học Thảm hoạ và Bỏng
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2024-12-28
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https://doi.org/10.54804/yhthvb.6.2024.373
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Marine and Coastal Research
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Evaluation result of disaster safety status for Military Hospitals

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Abstract

Aims: To evaluate the level of safety in disasters of a number of strategic and campaign-level military hospitals.Subjects and methods: The surveys were conducted at 9 strategic and campaign-level military hospitals. The hospitals were instructed to establish their own assessment teams and follow the steps outlined in the toolkit for evaluating safe military hospitals in disasters.Results: The structural and non-structural groups had the highest proportion of criteria fully met (85.78%), while the lowest was the group managing operations in emergencies and disasters (38.00%). Regarding the level of safety in disasters, 4 hospitals (44.44%) achieved a high safety level, 5 hospitals (55.56%) achieved a medium level, and no hospital achieved a low safety level.Conclusion: It is necessary to improve the level of safety in disaster military hospitals, especially the criteria related to the management of activities in emergency and disaster situations.

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