Training Objectives By the end of this training, participants should be able to: Define key concepts related to mass casualty incidents (MCI) and triage within the A&E setting. Explain the core objective of mass casualty triage, emphasizing maximization of survival for the greatest number of salvageable patients. Identify hazards and events that can lead to mass casualty incidents. Describe the steps involved in managing a mass casualty situation, from activation of emergency response plans to patient care. Apply standardized triage systems (START, SALT, and JumpSTART) to rapidly categorize patients based on severity and resource availability. Correctly classify patients into triage categories (Immediate/Red, Delayed/Yellow, Minor/Green, Expectant/Black). Demonstrate appropriate management priorities for each triage category in an MCI. Understand A&E department command structures, including activation processes, roles, and responsibilities during an MCI. Organize patient flow using zone and area management to optimize resources and maintain order. Recognize special triage considerations, including pediatric, burn, and trauma patients. Demonstrate effective communication and documentation practices during mass casualty incidents. Appreciate the importance of continuous training, drills, and teamwork in achieving effective mass casualty response.