understanding patient presentations among young people at mass gatherings
DESCRIPTION
Ranse J. (2014). Understanding patient presentations among young people at mass gatherings; presentation to Paramedics Australasia, Paramedics Australasia Student Association and St John Ambulance (ACT), Canberra, ACT, 29th April.TRANSCRIPT
understanding patient presentations among young people at mass gatherings
Jamie Ranse
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• Definition
• Conceptual model
• What do we know?
• Reporting of data
• Impact on health services• Outdoor music festivals• Considerations
overview
definition
Class Subclass Persons Resources Example
Mass gathering
Small 200 – 1,500 Local area Local fair
Medium 1,500 – 10,000 Local area Local sports game
Large 10,000 – 100,000 Local +/- State Concert
Major mass gathering 100,000 – 250,000 State +/- Interstate Music festivalAgricultural show
Super mass gathering 250,000 – 500,000 State and Interstate Motor sports event
Extreme mass gathering
500,000 – 1,000,00National +/- international
Religious festival
Mega mass gathering 1,000,000+National and International
Olympics
conceptual model
• Literature focus on:– Single cases
– Descriptive
– PPR
– TTHR
• Reporting of data
what do we know?
implications
• Pre-ambulance (PPR)
• Pre-hospital (TTHR)
implications
• Pre-ambulance (PPR)
• Pre-hospital (TTHR)
• Emergency Department (RTHR)
• Hospital – ICU
– Surgery
• Multiple versus primary presenting problem
• Diagnosis
• International language
reporting of data
reporting of data
reporting of data
Population and setting
•~400,000 population
•2 public emergency departments
Setting
•~20,000 participants (bounded / ticketed)
•One first aid post
•Medical assistance team
•Onsite Ambulance
impact on health services: one event
Findings
•197 patients to onsite care
•Additional 2 direct to ambulance and hospital
Onsite care
•34 reviewed by HCP
•22 with Medical Assistance Team– 2 with police
– 5 local ambulance service• 7 to local emergency departments (1 to ICU)
– 15 returned to event
impact on health services: one event
• Understand the characteristics of young people who had presented as patients to on-site health care at OMFs in four Australian states, and the relative proportion and type of injury and illness presentations at these events in Australia.
outdoor music festivals
outdoor music festivals
outdoor music festivals
outdoor music festivals
outdoor music festivals
considerations
Pre, During, Post
International
Nation state
Host community
Event population
Patient population
• Health legacy– Health expectations
– Changing ‘event’ site
• Event legacy– Environmental
considerations
understanding patient presentations among young people at mass gatherings
Jamie Ranse
www.jamieranse.com
twitter.com/jamieranse
youtube.com/jamieranse
linkedin.com/in/jamieranse