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San Antonio holds mass casualty event

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By Trauma News on October 23, 2014 News Updates

The Southwest Texas Regional Advisory Council recently organized a mass casualty drill in San Antonio. The largest ever in the city, the drill involved staff from more than 50 hospitals, approximately 200 EMS and law enforcement personnel and about 600 mock victims, according to a WOAI report.

The drill included two overlapping casualty scenarios — a multi-vehicle crash and an aircraft mishap. San Antonio’s two Level I trauma centers, University Hospital and San Antonio Military Medical Center, participated in the drill. Read More

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