2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.burns.2022.07.008
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Burn mass casualty incidents in Europe: A European response plan within the European Union Civil Protection Mechanism

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“…Nicolae Bănicioiu, health minister at the time of the tragedy, continues to be criticized for not having facilitated the timely transfer of patients to other EU countries. It remains unclear whether the European Union Civil Protection Mechanism (EUCPM), which allows requests for assistance from other EU countries in response to disasters, 3 could not or was not activated after the tragedy, as academics report it had not been implemented in medical settings, rendering expeditious external support for Romania's overwhelming number of patients with burns tough to secure. Raed Arafat, the acting secretary of state in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, has argued that handling cases primarily based on ad hoc negotiations and deals between stakeholders was the more efficient approach.…”
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“…Nicolae Bănicioiu, health minister at the time of the tragedy, continues to be criticized for not having facilitated the timely transfer of patients to other EU countries. It remains unclear whether the European Union Civil Protection Mechanism (EUCPM), which allows requests for assistance from other EU countries in response to disasters, 3 could not or was not activated after the tragedy, as academics report it had not been implemented in medical settings, rendering expeditious external support for Romania's overwhelming number of patients with burns tough to secure. Raed Arafat, the acting secretary of state in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, has argued that handling cases primarily based on ad hoc negotiations and deals between stakeholders was the more efficient approach.…”
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confidence: 99%