Objective To describe the experience of distributing 499 burn casualties of an unexpected
event and determine whether patient transfer is associated with patient outcomes measured …

Objective To investigate the outcomes of a local healthcare system in managing a burn
mass casualty incident (BMCI). Methods Thirty-three victims admitted to the National Taiwan …

Background: This article reports the emergency management of a mass casualty disaster
occurring on June 27, 2015, in New Taipei, Taiwan, as a fire erupted over a large crowd …

Abstract Purpose The Formosa Fun Coast explosion is an internationally-known event that
occurred in Taiwan on June 27th, 2015. The blast involved 495 casualties in total, with 253 …

Introduction Little is known about the costs of treating burn patients after a mass casualty
event. A devastating Color Dust explosion that injured 499 patients occurred on June 27 …

Background The aim of this study was to examine the factors associated with emergency
department (ED) length of stay (LOS) using the patient registry data from a medical burns …

Purpose To study outcomes among survivors of the mass-casualty powder explosion on 27
June 2015, at Formosa Fun Coast Waterpark, New Taipei City, Taiwan. Methods Using …

Purpose To provide an insight into the challenges faced by the closest hospital to the
Formosa Fun Coast Dust Explosion (FFCDE) disaster scene, and to examine how the …

Objective: A burn mass casualty incident (BMCI) involving 499 patients occurred at a “color
party” in Taiwan in June 27, 2015. We implemented a study to identify critical challenges …

Objective Information about epidemiology on burns is rare in China. The aim of this article is
to describe the pattern of burns in East China during a 10-year time period. Method A …