The Purley train crash : procedural difficulties.

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Ebbs, S.R

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1992Description: 4 pSubject(s):

Railroad accidents

Subject: This paper descibes procedural difficulties that were encountered during the acute management of 55 victims of the Purley train crash. It is reported in the hope of stimulating the development and implementation of a National Protocol for such emergencies

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Reprinted from Archives of Emergency Medicine; p. 130-133

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This paper descibes procedural difficulties that were encountered during the acute management of 55 victims of the Purley train crash. It is reported in the hope of stimulating the development and implementation of a National Protocol for such emergencies

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