renewalのお知らせ 
                                                                           2011/9/1
                東京DMATが平成16年に設立されて以降、、日本DMATも設立され、各地にその活動が展開されています。
                運営方法など、まだまだ解決しなければいけない問題も多々あると思われますが、以前に比較して、
                医療不在の現場、あるいは時間が減少されたことは市民にとって最大の果実と考えられます。
                災害医療は時代と共に生き物のように動いており、それらを鑑み、本HPも少しずつrenewalを図っていく所存です。
                本HPは東京DMATを紹介するものであり、訓練を主催するものではありません。
                

                         問い合わせ先    

              集英社:スーパージャンプ:12月8日からDr.DMAT連載開始


                                    
DR.DMATJ RECUE インタヴュー  new 2011-2-15


       


お知らせ new 2011-2-15



関連サイト

NPO法人;EDLS

http://www.bdls.jp





DMATとはDisaster 
Medical Assitance 
Teamのことで、災害現場に派遣される医療チームのことです。

日本では初めて東京都に平成16年8月設立されました。








The Establishment of a Crisis Management System in Tokyo and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Disaster Medical Assistance Teams (DMAT)

The experiences of the Great Hanshin Earthquake of 1995 and the sarin gas attacks on the Tokyo subway system of the same year prompted the Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG) to undertake a range of disaster prevention and management measures. These measures include suppositions of and relevant responses to the occurrence of a major earthquake directly beneath the Tokyo area, measures to combat nuclear, chemical and biological (NBC) attacks, the launching of the Simple Triage and Rapid Transport (START) system based on the very latest available information, and a major revision of its Manual for Disaster Countermeasures.

In November 2003, the Bureau of Social Welfare of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government announced the formation of Disaster Medical Assistance Teams (the Tokyo DMAT) as a priority project for FY2004. In December 2003, the Tokyo Disaster Medical System Council (TDMS), consisting of members from the TMG, TMG Association of Medical Doctors, TMG Disaster Medical Facilities, the Tokyo Fire Department and the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, was also set up to examine a host of disaster-related issues from organizational composition to reparation for disaster victims. The DMAT teams specialize in on-site rapid response medical assistance to victims and include medical doctors and facilities that can provide on-the-spot emergency medical treatment, negating the necessity of transporting victims to hospitals before they are able to receive treatment. Each team consists of one medical doctor, two nurses and one support staff whose main collective role is to provide emergency medical aid to victims and rescue team workers. DMAT team members are required to undergo training and attend lectures, and there are currently 90 registered team members in the Tokyo area.

The TMG is presently exerting the utmost efforts to consolidate and enhance its crisis management system and personnel by providing a range of disaster-related work experience and training programs.