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Mass Casualty Incident in the port of Hamburg - Large-Scale Exercise during the COVID-19 pandemic. / Ehlers, Lena; Boldt, Matthias; Grassl, B.; Kleine-Kampmann, Scarlett; Hewelt, Elisabeth; Stabenow, C.; Weber, Kea-Sophie; de Boer, Jens; Militzer, Kristina; von Münster, Thomas; Heidrich, Jan; Oldenburg, Marcus; Harth, Volker; Bakir, Sinan; Dirksen-Fischer, Martin.

In: Medical Sciences Forum, Vol. 13, No. 1, 12, 30.11.2022.

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Harvard

Ehlers, L, Boldt, M, Grassl, B, Kleine-Kampmann, S, Hewelt, E, Stabenow, C, Weber, K-S, de Boer, J, Militzer, K, von Münster, T, Heidrich, J, Oldenburg, M, Harth, V, Bakir, S & Dirksen-Fischer, M 2022, 'Mass Casualty Incident in the port of Hamburg - Large-Scale Exercise during the COVID-19 pandemic', Medical Sciences Forum, vol. 13, no. 1, 12. https://doi.org/10.3390/msf2022013012

APA

Ehlers, L., Boldt, M., Grassl, B., Kleine-Kampmann, S., Hewelt, E., Stabenow, C., Weber, K-S., de Boer, J., Militzer, K., von Münster, T., Heidrich, J., Oldenburg, M., Harth, V., Bakir, S., & Dirksen-Fischer, M. (2022). Mass Casualty Incident in the port of Hamburg - Large-Scale Exercise during the COVID-19 pandemic. Medical Sciences Forum, 13(1), [12]. https://doi.org/10.3390/msf2022013012

Vancouver

Ehlers L, Boldt M, Grassl B, Kleine-Kampmann S, Hewelt E, Stabenow C et al. Mass Casualty Incident in the port of Hamburg - Large-Scale Exercise during the COVID-19 pandemic. Medical Sciences Forum. 2022 Nov 30;13(1). 12. https://doi.org/10.3390/msf2022013012

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title = "Mass Casualty Incident in the port of Hamburg - Large-Scale Exercise during the COVID-19 pandemic",
abstract = "Within the framework of the interdisciplinary research project ARMIHN (Adaptive Resilience Management in the Port) a two-day large-scale exercise took place in the Port of Hamburg in October 2021. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the exercise could not be realized as a full-scale exercise with a large number of participants and actors as originally planned. Therefore, a hybrid exercise concept with virtual and live parts was developed. The project ARMIHN has shown that the planning, organization, and implementation of a hybrid large-scale exercise is demanding, resource- and time-intensive. On the other hand, the project showed the possibility for exercises to be conducted even when underlying conditions like the COVID-19 pandemic do not support a full-scale exercise in presence.",
author = "Lena Ehlers and Matthias Boldt and B. Grassl and Scarlett Kleine-Kampmann and Elisabeth Hewelt and C. Stabenow and Kea-Sophie Weber and {de Boer}, Jens and Kristina Militzer and {von M{\"u}nster}, Thomas and Jan Heidrich and Marcus Oldenburg and Volker Harth and Sinan Bakir and Martin Dirksen-Fischer",
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AU - Ehlers, Lena

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AU - Grassl, B.

AU - Kleine-Kampmann, Scarlett

AU - Hewelt, Elisabeth

AU - Stabenow, C.

AU - Weber, Kea-Sophie

AU - de Boer, Jens

AU - Militzer, Kristina

AU - von Münster, Thomas

AU - Heidrich, Jan

AU - Oldenburg, Marcus

AU - Harth, Volker

AU - Bakir, Sinan

AU - Dirksen-Fischer, Martin

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N2 - Within the framework of the interdisciplinary research project ARMIHN (Adaptive Resilience Management in the Port) a two-day large-scale exercise took place in the Port of Hamburg in October 2021. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the exercise could not be realized as a full-scale exercise with a large number of participants and actors as originally planned. Therefore, a hybrid exercise concept with virtual and live parts was developed. The project ARMIHN has shown that the planning, organization, and implementation of a hybrid large-scale exercise is demanding, resource- and time-intensive. On the other hand, the project showed the possibility for exercises to be conducted even when underlying conditions like the COVID-19 pandemic do not support a full-scale exercise in presence.

AB - Within the framework of the interdisciplinary research project ARMIHN (Adaptive Resilience Management in the Port) a two-day large-scale exercise took place in the Port of Hamburg in October 2021. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the exercise could not be realized as a full-scale exercise with a large number of participants and actors as originally planned. Therefore, a hybrid exercise concept with virtual and live parts was developed. The project ARMIHN has shown that the planning, organization, and implementation of a hybrid large-scale exercise is demanding, resource- and time-intensive. On the other hand, the project showed the possibility for exercises to be conducted even when underlying conditions like the COVID-19 pandemic do not support a full-scale exercise in presence.

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