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TOXI-triage addresses all the requirements outlined in call DRS-2-2014 by assembling a new multidisciplinary team from across Europe with proven world-class records of accomplishment. The team is able to translate and merge advanced, proven technologies from clinical medicine with practices of search and rescue into an integrated concept of operation (CONOP) for triage in a catastrophic CBRN incident. The TOXI-triage project will develop and test new and existing technologies as an integrated capability with embedded sensors, drones, standoff detectors (including cameras), artificial intelligence and centralized communications (The Integrator). These will enable and inform Command and Control using "Traceability by Design" as the foundation for the management and recovery of information and documentation of medical care. The CONOP of TOXI-triage meets the needs of casualties and end users with an economic foundation of multiple use applications to enhance routine clinical medicine EU wide. These innovations will create opportunities for EU companies to develop new technologies and markets. It sustains the technology base for the future advances in CBRN triage capabilities such as an end user Field Toolkit for CBRN agents.
As a result of these aims and efforts on triage in Europe, we will deliver four results including:
(1)  improved response times, survival rates, and quality of medical care for end users, both professional and civilian.
(2)  establishment of a Common European Verified Rescue Procedure for CBRN Catastrophes.
(3)  creation of a multi-discipline diagnostic platform which determines levels of exposure in humans with four agents classes (CBRN) and toxins. Methods are non-invasive, suitable for unconscious casualties, and ethically sound
(4)  construction of a centralized and adaptable system on the CONOP of Traceable by Design. In this, records of medical care, evidence collection, and incident management are integrated and automatically generated during rescue and recovery of an incident.