Edison, NJ (SBWIRE) 12/14/2020 A new business intelligence report released by HTF MI with title Global Medical Examination Market Report 2020 is designed covering micro level of analysis by manufacturers and key business segments. The Global Medical Examination Market survey analysis offers energetic visions to conclude and study market size, market hopes, and competitive surroundings. The research is derived through primary and secondary statistics sources and it comprises both qualitative and quantitative detailing. Some of the key players profiled in the study are Kaiser Permanente, Bupa, Health 100, IKang Group, Japanese Red Cross, Rich Healthcare, Mayo Clinic, MJ Health Care, Nuffield Health, Cleveland Clinic, Cooper Aerobics, Samsung Total Healthcare Center, Milord Health Group, Seoul National University Hospital, PL Tokyo Health Care Center, Sun Medical Center, Mediway Medical, St. Luke?s International Hospital, Seoul Medicare, Lifescan Medical Centre, Raffles Med
Christopher fisher. he is the medical director of trauma services at sun medical center where over 200 of the victims were taken. dr. fisher, have you ever done training for the arrival of 200 emergencies? we do mass casualty disaster training several times a year. it s required of all trauma centers to be prepared for something like this. but it s never the same in real life versus the drill. and so this is the biggest event you d ever been a participant in terms yes. i think this is the biggest event that any civilian hospital has seen. what percentage of the injuries gunshot injuries? at our hospital approximately two-thirds were gunshot wounds. and others could be from falling while rung. right, trampling injuries. and so how did you make the decisions about who to treat in what way? well we had our system set up so a lot of our e.r. physicians triage the patients, which ones
The barricades and then were smashing and trying to get over people, going underneath the bleachers. it was just a chaotic, chaotic scene. so finally people broke open the barricades, and we just told people to go up and go to the right, and then metro was on the other side and getting people out on tropicana. mark, that decision that you made to stay and to help, did you consider that this could mean the end for you? never crossed my mind. that s not what we re trained for. we re trained to keep going until we get the last person out. well, you did, mark. you kept going as long as you could. really appreciate where what you did and really appreciate you joining us tonight. thank you very much. appreciate it. thank you, sir. i want to bring in dr. christopher fisher. he is the medical director of trauma services at sun medical