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Old Dogs, New Tricks, Same Emergencies: Mapping the Gap in Disaster Medicine Training in Israel

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An anonymous survey reveals gaps in disaster medicine training among emergency physicians, highlighting training needs.

The study aims to identify gaps in disaster medicine training among emergency-related specialties in Israel.
Conducted an anonymous survey among physicians specializing in Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Emergency Medicine, and Trauma Surgery in Israel.
Collected data on their training and preparedness related to mass casualty incidents.
Analyzed responses based on specialty and experience level.
48 responders completed the survey with 41% from Pediatric Emergency Medicine, 37% from Emergency Medicine, and 22% from Trauma Surgery.
Approximately 50% of respondents had received some form of disaster training, mainly through mass casualty incident drills.
The study identified a lack of interest in MCI training among fellows, despite their high perceived interest and relevance of training.

Cahan et al. (2026) studied this question.

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