Abstract: Objective: To explore the effect of real-time video analysis combined simulation practice for emergency nurses in the rescuing of sudden mass injuries. Methods: Based on the rescuing of sudden mass injuries, a training program combined with real-time video case and simulation practice were implemented in 39 emergency nurses, and the training program included establishing a core team and training groups, selecting and disposing the videos, allocating the training groups, real-time video analysis combined simulation. The ability in treatments with sudden mass injuries and the treatment efficiency were used to evaluate the effects of training. Results: The time for pre-examination, vital signs collection, information collection, the first treatment and specimen collection of patients was shorter (P<0.05), and the ability to care for sudden group injuries of nurses was improved (P<0.05) after training. Conclusion: The training program combined with real-time video analysis and simulation is effective and feasible for emergency nurses in improving the ability of sudden mass injuries rescuing.

Key words: real-time video; simulation; emergency department; rescue