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Alaska Native Medical Center offers free mass-casualty triage training
Alaska Native Medical Center is offering free online training licenses for mass-casualty triage through the end of the year, targeting both pre-hospital and in-hospital professionals.
The S.T.A.R.T. Triage course teaches rapid-assessment skills for sorting patients during mass-casualty incidents. The training is designed to sharpen rapid-assessment skills and eliminate chaos during emergencies.
The training is sponsored by Alaska Native Medical Center with funding from Alaska Hospital Preparedness Program sub-awards. A limited number of licenses are available for community partners while supplies last.
Agencies can register by submitting participant names and email addresses (individually or in batches) to [email protected]. Disaster Management Systems will provide login information directly after registration. There is no immediate completion deadline once registered.
For more information, contact Loré Olson at Alaska Native Medical Center Emergency Preparedness.
Based on a press release from Alaska Department of Health.
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