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The Major Incidents with Mass Casualties Group is a partnership between Scottish Government Health and Social Care Directorates, NHS Boards, Health and Social Care Partnerships (HSCP) and Local Authority Chief Social Work Officers under the auspices of the STN.
Its task is to produce a new national plan that sets out how health and social care services will come together to respond to the needs of adults and children during a major incident with mass casualties.
Have a look in the documents section below for bulletins from each of the meetings.
Gyle Square
1 South Gyle Crescent, Edinburgh, EH12 9EB
Latest updates related to the Major Incident Planning
15/06/2021 | North of Scotland
Rehabilitation Learning Event – Wednesday 16th June 2021 The Rehabilitation Learning Event will feature presentations from the regional network on patient stories showcasing movement across the network and the benefits of the rehabilitation plan. Themes of the event include: Movement across regions/networks Establishing services through a pandemic Innovative MDT working Involving community, 3rd sector or […]
Read more08/06/2021 | Prevention
This week is Child Safety Week hosted annually by the Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) to raise awareness of preventable serious injury and death. In our Paediatric working groups digestion of Button Batteries and Magnets are frequent topics with some parents unaware of the potential dangers. In the United Kingdom, clinicians have seen an […]
Read more11/05/2021 | North of Scotland
Issue 10 – Spring 2021 The North of Scotland Trauma Network have started to gain momentum over the last few months as staff, who were redeployed for COVID-19 purposes, return to their trauma posts and the numbers of COVID-19 patients begin to drop. This issue focuses on the launch of the networks e-rehabilitation plan, new […]
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