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Nr opisu: om/doi/10.1177/10519815241291416100^a1051-9815^bQ^e1875-9270^iX^jXY^kQ020348^a003^b003^c2024-12-23, 10:27^d2025-04-09, 10:16^e3018819212^f2926959223^aHealth threats to Polish firefighters during vehicle fires^banalysis of fire and rescue operations in Poland in 2017-2022^aWork^ka Journal of Prevention, Assessment and Rehabilitation^a2025^bVol. 80^cnumber 2^dp. 930--939^a1051-9815^b1875-9270^a2024/2025^a10.1177/10519815241291416^aDudziński, Łukasz^cy^acar^aBackground: Firefighters while extinguishing fires, are exposed to air pollution resulting from combustion processes, especially dangerous when originating from the combustion of plastics. Air pollution during a fire results from the release of gases, vapors, smokes, and dusts of varying composition and toxicity levels into the atmosphere. Objective: To analyse and estimate the health hazards to firefighters resulting from exposure to harmful chemical compounds generated during vehicle fires in Poland between 2017 and 2022. Methods: Data from the Decision Support System of the State Fire Service (DSS-SFS), provided by the Operational Planning Office, were used. Events from the period 1st January 2017-31st December 2022 were analysed. Quantitative data were described using the mean (Mean) and standard deviation (SD). Correlations and differences at the significance level of p < 0.05 were considered statistically significant. The analysis is anonymous for both the victims and the officers involved in the described fire and rescue operations. Results: According to the DSS-SFS system records, firefighters carried out n = 55,422 (min 8441, max 9847, mean 9237, SD 494.2) fire interventions (F), in the category of object: motor vehicles, during 2017-2022. The maximum firefighting operation times were observed for trucks, which may result from the purpose of these vehicles (carrying loads), the necessity of firefighting operations in the cargo space and the transported materials. Conclusion: Attention should be paid to the various possibilities of exposure to fire substances, not only directly at the source of combustion but also in the fire engine, on protective clothing, firefighting equipment, which can cause secondary exposures long after the firefighting operation has ended, and the
Autorzy: , Q 003 analysis of fire and rescue operations in Poland in 2017-2022 Vol. 80 1875-9270 1051-9815003Health threats to Polish firefighters during vehicle firesWork20251051-98152024/202510.1177/10519815241291416Dudziński, ŁukaszcarBackground: Firefighters while extinguishing fires, are exposed to air pollution resulting from combustion processes, especially dangerous when originating from the combustion of plastics. Air pollution during a fire results from the release of gases, vapors, smokes, and dusts of varying composition and toxicity levels into the atmosphere. Objective: To analyse and estimate the health hazards to firefighters resulting from exposure to harmful chemical compounds generated during vehicle fires in Poland between 2017 and 2022. Methods: Data from the Decision Support System of the State Fire Service (DSS-SFS), provided by the Operational Planning Office, were used. Events from the period 1st January 2017-31st December 2022 were analysed. Quantitative data were described using the mean (Mean) and standard deviation (SD). Correlations and differences at the significance level of p < 0.05 were considered statistically significant. The analysis is anonymous for both the victims and the officers involved in the described fire and rescue operations. Results: According to the DSS-SFS system records, firefighters carried out n = 55,422 (min 8441, max 9847, mean 9237, SD 494.2) fire interventions (F), in the category of object: motor vehicles, during 2017-2022. The maximum firefighting operation times were observed for trucks, which may result from the purpose of these vehicles (carrying loads), the necessity of firefighting operations in the cargo space and the transported materials. Conclusion: Attention should be paid to the various possibilities of exposure to fire substances, not only directly at the source of combustion but also in the fire engine, on protective clothing, firefighting equipment, which can cause secondary exposures long a, Q 003 analysis of fire and rescue operations in Poland in 2017-2022 Vol. 80 1875-9270 003Health threats to Polish firefighters during vehicle firesWork20251051-98152024/202510.1177/10519815241291416Dudziński, ŁukaszcarBackground: Firefighters while extinguishing fires, are exposed to air pollution resulting from combustion processes, especially dangerous when originating from the combustion of plastics. Air pollution during a fire results from the release of gases, vapors, smokes, and dusts of varying composition and toxicity levels into the atmosphere. Objective: To analyse and estimate the health hazards to firefighters resulting from exposure to harmful chemical compounds generated during vehicle fires in Poland between 2017 and 2022. Methods: Data from the Decision Support System of the State Fire Service (DSS-SFS), provided by the Operational Planning Office, were used. Events from the period 1st January 2017-31st December 2022 were analysed. Quantitative data were described using the mean (Mean) and standard deviation (SD). Correlations and differences at the significance level of p < 0.05 were considered statistically significant. The analysis is anonymous for both the victims and the officers involved in the described fire and rescue operations. Results: According to the DSS-SFS system records, firefighters carried out n = 55,422 (min 8441, max 9847, mean 9237, SD 494.2) fire interventions (F), in the category of object: motor vehicles, during 2017-2022. The maximum firefighting operation times were observed for trucks, which may result from the purpose of these vehicles (carrying loads), the necessity of firefighting operations in the cargo space and the transported materials. Conclusion: Attention should be paid to the various possibilities of exposure to fire substances, not only directly at the source of combustion but also in the fire engine, on protective clothing, firefighting equipment, which can cause secondary exposures long after the firefighting operation has ended, and the correct decontamination process.environmental hazardsexposurefire operations.
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Wskaźnik Impact Factor ISI: e analysis of intervention time and factors conditioning the use of the eCall system, it was shown that this time was significantly statistically dependent on the number of cars involved in the incident (p < 0.001), the number of injured persons (p < 0.001), the type of intervention (p < 0.001),), and the occurrence of fuel leakage (p < 0.001). Conclusions ECall is a relevant system for reporting accidents and collisions on the road. While it proves reliable in road incidents, a significantly high number of false alarms initiated from eCall requires system refinement to avoid accidental alarms and user education about the possibility of unintentionally sending an alarm signal. The authors predict that as the number of vehicles with the eCall system introduced to the roads increases, so will the number of notifications from this system. Data from the analysis of false reports suggest that mechanics and electricians in facilities performing repairs and maintenance of vehicles with the eCall system may lack the necessary knowledge of the need to deactivate the system before starting work. The number of injured people had no impact on the intervention time, which may prove that the rescue services were properly prepared.^afirefighter^aintervention^anew technologies^aState Fire Service
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Nr opisu: -article^bOryginalny artykuł naukowy^aF00^bpublikacja bezkosztowa^a0.00^01ACPartykuł w czasopiśmie polskim^a998899^b99959940.0000040.000PUNKTACJA KBNPUNKTACJA MINISTERSTWA40.000PUNKTACJA UWM^a009999.000^b009959.000^c009999.000^d009959.000202420242024Evaluation of ventilation quality conducted by firefighters during simulated cardiopulmonary resu00000468680000000077AOartykuł oryginalny naukowyPUBLIKACJAPEŁNA PUBLIKACJAABartykuł w czasopiśmie bez IF (wykaz MNiSW)AFILIACJA PODANAENGhttps://journals.viamedica.pl/disaster_and_emergency_medicine/article/view/97341100^a2451-4691^bQ^e2543-5957^iX^jXY^kQ200459^a003^b003^c2024-01-22, 13:46^d2024-04-02, 11:40^e3029828893^f3027029099^aEvaluation of ventilation quality conducted by firefighters during simulated cardiopulmonary resuscitation^aDisaster and Emergency Medicine Journal^a2024^bVol. 9^cno. 1^dp. 51--57^a2451-4691^b2543-5957^a2023/2024^a10.5603/demj.97341^aDudziński, Łukasz^cy^aairway patency^aFINAL_PUBLISHED^bCC-BY-NC-ND^cBEFORE_PUBLICATION^eOPEN_JOURNAL^aHigh-quality ventilation in unconscious victims is a priority action for first responders at the scene. Firefighters often arrive first at the scene, providing medical assistance at the level of qualified first aid (QFA). This research aimed to evaluate the quality of ventilation using supraglottic methods with and without visual feedback and self-inflating bags during simulated cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) performed by members of the State Fire Service (SFS). Materials and method: A cross-sectional study was conducted in organizational units of the State Fire Service (SFS) in the Lubelskie and Warmińsko-Mazurskie voivodeships (24-hour duty officers). 112 firefighters aged 26-48 years (Mean 33.1; SD 6.7), with service duration of 1-20 years (Mean 7.3; SD 4.7) participated in the study. The study involved a 2-minute supraglottic ventilation (self-expanding bag + I-gel mask, size 4: 50-90 kg). Subsequently, 2-minute ventilation was conducted with the effectiveness visible on the monitor in real-time. The following ventilation variables were recorded: frequency (per minute), the volume of each inhalation (mL), and the ratio of correct to incorrect single inhalations (%). Results: It was shown that in stage 1, firefighters more often (P < 0.001) performed ventilation at an excessively high frequency (max rate = 14 ą 4) compared to stage 2 (max rate = 11 ą 1). A statistically significant influence of the possibility of assessment and correction of rescue actions in real-time on the correct frequency (% correct - rate = 52.3 ą 30.1 vs 91.4 ą 12.1; P < 0.001) and ventilation volume (% correct - V = 40.6 ą 28.2 vs 85.3 ą 15.0; P < 0.001) was demonsj.97341^aDudziński, Łukasz^cy^aairway patency^aFINAL_PUBLISHED^bCC-BY-NC-ND^cBEFORE_PUBLICATION^eOPEN_JOURNAL^aHigh-quality ventilation in unconscious victims is a priority action for first responders at the scene. Firefighters often arrive first at the scene, providing medical assistance at the level of qualified first aid (QFA). This research aimed to evaluate the quality of ventilation using supraglottic methods with and without visual feedback and self-inflating bags during simulated cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) performed by members of the State Fire Service (SFS). Materials and method: A cross-sectional study was conducted in organizational units of the State Fire Service (SFS) in the Lubelskie and Warmińsko-Mazurskie voivodeships (24-hour duty officers). 112 firefighters aged 26-48 years (Mean 33.1; SD 6.7), with service duration of 1-20 years (Mean 7.3; SD 4.7) participated in the study. The study involved a 2-minute supraglottic ventilation (self-expanding bag + I-gel mask, size 4: 50-90 kg). Subsequently, 2-minute ventilation was conducted with the effectiveness visible on the monitor in real-time. The following ventilation variables were recorded: frequency (per minute), the volume of each inhalation (mL), and the ratio of correct to incorrect single inhalations (%). Results: It was shown that in stage 1, firefighters more often (P < 0.001) performed ventilation at an excessively high frequency (max rate = 14 ą 4) compared to stage 2 (max rate = 11 ą 1). A statistically significant influence of the possibility of assessment and correction of rescue actions in real-time on the correct frequency (% correct - rate = 52.3 ą 30.1 vs 91.4 ą 12.1; P < 0.001) and ventilation volume (% correct - V = 40.6 ą 28.2 vs 85.3 ą 15.0; P < 0.001) was demonstrated. No statistically significant impact of service duration and age on evaluating parameters in stages 1 and 2 was shown. Conclusion: Software assistance and the possibility of real-time feedback significantly improve the quality of ventilation conducted by firefighters using SAD. More training using elements of medical simulation with visual feedback should be introduced so that firefighters improve ventilation quality under realistic conditions. Consideration should be given to including tools for assessing CPR quality in CPR rescue kits, especially in units that, according to statistics, handle a larger number of EMS interventions.^aemergency medical rescue^afirefighting operations^arescue operations^aventilation^a10.5603/demj.97341^aDudziński, Łukasz^cy^aairway patency^aFINAL_PUBLISHED^bCC-BY-NC-ND^cBEFORE_PUBLICATION^eOPEN_JOURNAL^aHigh-quality ventilation in unconscious victims is a priority action for first responders at the scene. Firefighters often arrive first at the scene, providing medical assistance at the level of qualified first aid (QFA). This research aimed to evaluate the quality of ventilation using supraglottic methods with and without visual feedback and self-inflating bags during simulated cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) performed by members of the State Fire Service (SFS). Materials and method: A cross-sectional study was conducted in organizational units of the State Fire Service (SFS) in the Lubelskie and Warmińsko-Mazurskie voivodeships (24-hour duty officers). 112 firefighters aged 26-48 years (Mean 33.1; SD 6.7), with service duration of 1-20 years (Mean 7.3; SD 4.7) participated in the study. The study involved a 2-minute supraglottic ventilation (self-expanding bag + I-gel mask, size 4: 50-90 kg). Subsequently, 2-minute ventilation was conducted with the effectiveness visible on the monitor in real-time. The following ventilation variables were recorded: frequency (per minute), the volume of each inhalation (mL), and the ratio of correct to incorrect single inhalations (%). Results: It was shown that in stage 1, firefighters more often (P < 0.001) performed ventilation at an excessively high frequency (max rate = 14 ą 4) compared to stage 2 (max rate = 11 ą 1). A statistically significant influence of the possibility of assessment and correction of rescue actions in real-time on the correct frequency (% correct - rate = 52.3 ą 30.1 vs 91.4 ą 12.1; P < 0.001) and ventilation volume (% correct - V = 40.6 ą 28.2 vs 85.3 ą 15.0; P < 0.001) was demonstrated. No statistically significant impact of service duration and age on evaluating parameters in stages 1 and 2 was shown. Conclusion: Software assistance and the possibility of real-time feedback significantly improve the quality of ventilation conducted by firefighters using SAD. More training using elements of medical simulation with visual feedback should be introduced so that firefighters improve ventilation quality under realistic conditions. Consideration should be given to including tools for assessing CPR quality in CPR rescue kits, especially in units that, according to statistics, handle a larger number of EMS interventions.^aemergency medical rescue^afirefighting operations^arescue operations^aventilation
Autorzy: , , Oryginalny artykuł naukowy publikacja bezkosztowa 99959940.0000040.000PUNKTACJA KBNPUNKTACJA MINISTERSTWA40.000PUNKTACJA UWM 009959.000 Q 003 Vol. 9 2543-5957 CC-BY-NC-ND original-articleF000.00998899009999.0002451-4691003Evaluation of ventilation quality conducted by firefighters during simulated cardiopulmonary resuscitationDisaster and Emergency Medicine Journal20242451-46912023/202410.5603/demj.97341Dudziński, Łukaszairway patencyFINAL_PUBLISHEDHigh-quality ventilation in unconscious victims is a priority action for first responders at the scene. Firefighters often arrive first at the scene, providing medical assistance at the level of qualified first aid (QFA). This research aimed to evaluate the quality of ventilation using supraglottic methods with and without visual feedback and self-inflating bags during simulated cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) performed by members of the State Fire Service (SFS). Materials and method: A cross-sectional study was conducted in organizational units of the State Fire Service (SFS) in the Lubelskie and Warmińsko-Mazurskie voivodeships (24-hour duty officers). 112 firefighters aged 26-48 years (Mean 33.1; SD 6.7), with service duration of 1-20 years (Mean 7.3; SD 4.7) participated in the study. The study involved a 2-minute supraglottic ventilation (self-expanding bag + I-gel mask, size 4: 50-90 kg). Subsequently, 2-minute ventilation was conducted with the effectiveness visible on the monitor in real-time. The following ventilation variables were recorded: frequency (per minute), the volume of each inhalation (mL), and the ratio of correct to incorrect single inhalations (%). Results: It was shown that in stage 1, firefighters more often (P < 0.001) performed ventilation at an excessively high frequency (max rate = 14 ą 4) compared to stage 2 (max rate = 11 ą 1). A statistically significant influence of the possibility of assessment and correction of rescue actions in real-time on the correct frequency (% correct - rate = 52.3 ą 30.1 vs 91.4 ą 12.1; P < 0.0.
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Tytuł pracy w innym języku: original-articleF000.00998899009999.0002451-4691003Evaluation of ventilation quality conducted by firefighters during simulated cardiopulmonary resuscitationDisaster and Emergency Medicine Journal20242451-46912023/202410.5603/demj.97341Dudziński, Łukaszairway patencyFINAL_PUBLISHEDHigh-quality ventilation in unconscious victims is a priority action for first responders at the scene. Firefighters often arrive first at the scene, providing medical assistance at the level of qualified first aid (QFA). This research aimed to evaluate the quality of ventilation using supraglottic methods with and without visual feedback and self-inflating bags during simulated cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) performed by members of the State Fire Service (SFS). Materials and method: A cross-sectional study was conducted in organizational units of the State Fire Service (SFS) in the Lubelskie and Warmińsko-Mazurskie voivodeships (24-hour duty officers). 112 firefighters aged 26-48 years (Mean 33.1; SD 6.7), with service duration of 1-20 years (Mean 7.3; SD 4.7) participated in the study. The study involved a 2-minute supraglottic ventilation (self-expanding bag + I-gel mask, size 4: 50-90 kg). Subsequently, 2-minute ventilation was conducted with the effectiveness visible on the monitor in real-time. The following ventilation variables were recorded: frequency (per minute), the volume of each inhalation (mL), and the ratio of correct to incorrect single inhalations (%). Results: It was shown that in stage 1, firefighters more often (P < 0.001) performed ventilation at an excessively high frequency (max rate = 14 ą 4) compared to stage 2 (max rate = 11 ą 1). A statistically significant influence of the possibility of assessment and correction of rescue actions in real-time on the correct frequency (% correct - rate = 52.3 ą 30.1 vs 91.4 ą 12.1; P < 0.001) and ventilation volume (% correct - V = 40.6 ą 28.2 vs 85.3 ą 15.0; P < 0.001) was demonstrated. No statistically significant impact of service duration and age on evaluating parameters in stages 1 and 2 : Oryginalny artykuł naukowy : publikacja bezkosztowa : 99959940.0000040.000PUNKTACJA KBNPUNKTACJA MINISTERSTWA40.000PUNKTACJA UWM : 009959.000 : Q : 003 : Vol. 9 : 2543-5957 : CC-BY-NC-ND
Cykl: F000.00998899009999.0002451-4691003Evaluation of ventilation quality conducted by firefighters during simulated cardiopulmonary resuscitationDisaster and Emergency Medicine Journal20242451-46912023/202410.5603/demj.97341Dudziński, Łukaszairway patencyFINAL_PUBLISHEDHigh-quality ventilation in unconscious victims is a priority action for first responders at the scene. Firefighters often arrive first at the scene, providing medical assistance at the level of qualified first aid (QFA). This research aimed to evaluate the quality of ventilation using supraglottic methods with and without visual feedback and self-inflating bags during simulated cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) performed by members of the State Fire Service (SFS). Materials and method: A cross-sectional study was conducted in organizational units of the State Fire Service (SFS) in the Lubelskie and Warmińsko-Mazurskie voivodeships (24-hour duty officers). 112 firefighters aged 26-48 years (Mean 33.1; SD 6.7), with service duration of 1-20 years (Mean 7.3; SD 4.7) participated in the study. The study involved a 2-minute supraglottic ventilation (self-expanding bag + I-gel mask, size 4: 50-90 kg). Subsequently, 2-minute ventilation was conducted with the effectiveness visible on the monitor in real-time. The following ventilation variables were recorded: frequency (per minute), the volume of each inhalation (mL), and the ratio of correct to incorrect single inhalations (%). Results: It was shown that in stage 1, firefighters more often (P < 0.001) performed ventilation at an excessively high frequency (max rate = 14 ą 4) compared to stage 2 (max rate = 11 ą 1). A statistically significant influence of the possibility of assessment and correction of rescue actions in real-time on the correct frequency (% correct - rate = 52.3 ą 30.1 vs 91.4 ą 12.1; P < 0.001) and ventilation volume (% correct - V = 40.6 ą 28.2 vs 85.3 ą 15.0; P < 0.001) was demonstrated. No statistically significant impact of service duration and age on evaluating parameters in stages 1 and 2 was shown. Conclusion: Software assistance and the possibility of real-time feedback significantly improve the quality of ventilation conducted by firefighters using SAD. More training using elements of medical simulation with visual feedback should be introduced so that firefighters improve ventilation quality under realistic conditions. Consideration should be given to including tools for assessing CPR quality in CPR rescue kits, especially in units that, according to statistics, handle a larger number of EMS int
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Nr opisu: monoxide exposure of a non-fire origin (chemical hazard events). Data from the Decision Support System of the State Fire Service (DSSSFS), provided to the authors by the Operational Planning Office at the Headquarters of the State Fire Service, were used in the study. Results. According to the records of the State Fire Service (SFS) in the years 2017-2022, there were 28,766 (Mean 4794; SD 413) chemical hazard events: carbon monoxide was the cause. There were only 5724 reports of symptoms with a known CO concentration and 1974 reports with clinical symptoms. Statistically significant differences were demonstrated in exposure time (p= 0.028) and average CO concentration in the analysed years (p<0.001). Noteworthy is the sudden reduction in the exposure time following the year 2020. Conclusions. The actual exposure of firefighters to carbonmonoxide is greater than in the above analysis, in addition, there are exposures from fire incidents. Procedures, measuring equipment, and personal protective equipment protect firefighters from absorbing harmful substances into the body, but the large number of incidents and the visible clinical symptoms in victims should prompt firefighters with many years of service to observe even the smallest worrying neurological changes in themselves.^aCO exposure^ahealth hazards^ainterventions^aofficers^arescue and firefighting units
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Tytuł pracy w innym języku: 1730-7503003Exposure of firefighters to carbon monoxide during rescue and fire fighting interventions - a 6-year analysisActa Neuropsychologica20241730-75032023/2024Dudziński, Łukaszcarbon monoxideFINAL_PUBLISHEDBackground. Exposure to carbon monoxide is a common hazard in firefighting practice throughout the year, regardless of the winter heating season. Therefore this analysis of the interventions of fire protection units in incidents related to carbon monoxide exposure of a non-fire origin. The objectives include two risk groups: people affected by the intervention and the health risks to fire officers themselves. Material and Methods. The analysed material covers the years 2017-2022 and interventions of fire protection units in incidents related to carbon monoxide exposure of a non-fire origin (chemical hazard events). Data from the Decision Support System of the State Fire Service (DSSSFS), provided to the authors by the Operational Planning Office at the Headquarters of the State Fire Service, were used in the study. Results. According to the records of the State Fire Service (SFS) in the years 2017-2022, there were 28,766 (Mean 4794; SD 413) chemical hazard events: carbon monoxide was the cause. There were only 5724 reports of symptoms with a known CO concentration and 1974 reports with clinical symptoms. Statistically significant differences were demonstrated in exposure time (p= 0.028) and average CO concentration in the analysed years (p<0.001). Noteworthy is the sudden reduction in the exposure time following the year 2020. Conclusions. The actual exposure of firefighters to carbonmonoxide is greater than in the above analysis, in addition, there are exposures from fire incidents. Procedures, measuring equipment, and personal protective equipment protect firefighters from absorbing harmful substances into the body, but the large number of incidents and the visible clinical symptoms in victims should prompt firefighters with many years of service to observe even the smallest worrying neurological changes i : Q : 003 : Vol. 22 : 2084-4298 : OTHER
Tytuł monografii: Exposure of firefighters to carbon monoxide during rescue and fire fighting interventions - a 6-year analysisActa Neuropsychologica20241730-75032023/2024Dudziński, Łukaszcarbon monoxideFINAL_PUBLISHEDBackground. Exposure to carbon monoxide is a common hazard in firefighting practice throughout the year, regardless of the winter heating season. Therefore this analysis of the interventions of fire protection units in incidents : Vol. 22 : 2084-4298 : OTHER, 3027928982, OPEN_JOURNAL, 3024798838 / 2024-03-12, 12:57 / no. 1 / y / AT_PUBLICATION
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Słowa kluczowe ang.: ents related to carbon monoxide exposure of a non-fire origin (chemical hazard events). Data from the Decision Support System of the State Fire Service (DSSSFS), provided to the authors by the Operational Planning Office at the Headquarters of the State Fire Service, were used in the study. Results. According to the records of the State Fire Service (SFS) in the years 2017-2022, there were 28,766 (Mean 4794; SD 413) chemical hazard events: carbon monoxide was the cause. There were only 5724 reports of symptoms with a known CO concentration and 1974 reports with clinical symptoms. Statistically significant differences were demonstrated in exposure time (p= 0.028) and average CO concentration in the analysed years (p<0.001). Noteworthy is the sudden reduction in the exposure time following the year 2020. Conclusions. The actual exposure of firefighters to carbonmonoxide is greater than in the above analysis, in addition, there are exposures from fire incidents. Procedures, measuring equipment, and personal protective equipment protect firefighters from absorbing harmful substances into the body, but the large number of incidents and the visible clinical symptoms in victims should prompt firefighters with many years of service to observe even the smallest worrying neurological changes in themselves.^aCO exposure^ahealth hazards^ainterventions^aofficers^arescue and firefighting units
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Wskaźnik Impact Factor ISI: aWork^ka Journal of Prevention, Assessment and Rehabilitation^a2024^aOnline first.^a1051-9815^b1875-9270^a2024/2025^a10.1177/10519815241291417^aDudziński, Łukasz^cy^abite^aBackground: The profession of a firefighter is classified as a profession with a very high level of risk. Serving in Rescue and Firefighting Unit (RFU) involves participating in intervention activities, including fighting fires, removing the effects of technical failures and natural disasters, rescuing people and animals, and specialized activities. Objective: The analysis of zoonotic health hazards to firefighters during fire and rescue operations from 2020 to 2022. Materials and Methods: The analysis covered the data from the Human Resources Office of the State Fire Service Headquarters, from the Department of Occupational Health and Safety and Health Prevention. Data collected from all over Poland in the form of an annual analysis of the accident rate. For the purposes of further analysis and calculations, several definitions were adopted: animal evacuation, animal relocation, access to animals. Results: In the years 2020-2022, 67 firefighter injuries of animal origin were registered: animals, birds, as well as hymenopteran insects (stings), and ticks (bites). Interventions involving animals accounted for 8.8% of all firefighter operations. An analysis was conducted to identify the most common cause (species) and location (body area) of firefighter injuries in rescue and firefighting operations with animals. The most common cause of injuries was identified (species): dog (13%), cat (31%), hymenoptera (25%) and the location of injury to firefighters (body area): hand (55%), head (16%). Conclusions: The overall number of injuries is small compared to the number of incidents with animals, which may be related to good firefighter protection and effective procedures. To avoid zoonotic injuries to the palm area, fire trucks should be provided with a set of general-use veterinary gloves + disposable nitrile gloves that will ensure hygiene when used by many people. The interventions towards animals throughout Poland are on a large scale, which creates a health risk for firefighters, as rescued animals under stress and towards strangers behave in an unpredictable manner, adequate to a given stress reaction.^aenvironmental hazards^afirefighters^afire operations^ahealth hazards^arescue operations^ascratch^azoonotic injuries
Słowa kluczowe ang.: r Poland in the form of an annual analysis of the accident rate. For the purposes of further analysis and calculations, several definitions were adopted: animal evacuation, animal relocation, access to animals. Results: In the years 2020-2022, 67 firefighter injuries of animal origin were registered: animals, birds, as well as hymenopteran insects (stings), and ticks (bites). Interventions involving animals accounted for 8.8% of all firefighter operations. An analysis was conducted to identify the most common cause (species) and location (body area) of firefighter injuries in rescue and firefighting operations with animals. The most common cause of injuries was identified (species): dog (13%), cat (31%), hymenoptera (25%) and the location of injury to firefighters (body area): hand (55%), head (16%). Conclusions: The overall number of injuries is small compared to the number of incidents with animals, which may be related to good firefighter protection and effective procedures. To avoid zoonotic injuries to the palm area, fire trucks should be provided with a set of general-use veterinary gloves + disposable nitrile gloves that will ensure hygiene when used by many people. The interventions towards animals throughout Poland are on a large scale, which creates a health risk for firefighters, as rescued animals under stress and towards strangers behave in an unpredictable manner, adequate to a given stress reaction.^aenvironmental hazards^afirefighters^afire operations^ahealth hazards^arescue operations^ascratch^azoonotic injuries
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  • form of an annual analysis of the accident rate. For the purposes of further analysis and calculations, several definitions were adopted: animal evacuation, animal relocation, access to animals. Results: In the years 2020-2022, 67 firefighter injuries of animal origin were registered: animals, birds, as well as hymenopteran insects (stings), and ticks (bites). Interventions involving animals accounted for 8.8% of all firefighter operations. An analysis was conducted to identify the most common cause (species) and location (body area) of firefighter injuries in rescue and firefighting operations with animals. The most common cause of injuries was identified (species): dog (13%), cat (31%), hymenoptera (25%) and the location of injury to firefighters (body area): hand (55%), head (16%). Conclusions: The overall number of injuries is small compared to the number of incidents with animals, which may be related to good firefighter protection and effective procedures. To avoid zoonotic injuries to the palm area, fire trucks should be provided with a set of general-use veterinary gloves + disposable nitrile gloves that will ensure hygiene when used by many people. The interventions towards animals throughout Poland are on a large scale, which creates a health risk for firefighters, as rescued animals under stress and towards strangers behave in an unpredictable manner, adequate to a given stress reaction.^aenvironmental hazards^afirefighters^afire operations^ahealth hazards^arescue operations^ascratch^azoonotic injuries

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    Tytuł monografii: FINAL_PUBLISHEDIn recent years, there has been increasing interest in firearms in Poland, which may be related to the armed conflict in the territory of our eastern neighbors. Programs are being implemented to familiarise and promote sport shooting in society. The aim of this research was to obtain information on the knowledge of persons serving in Fire Protection Units (FPU) in safety in incidents with firearms and firearms ammunition, the risk of their use, their use or effects of such use. Material and method : CC-BY-NC-ND, OPEN_JOURNAL / AT_PUBLICATION
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    Nr opisu: mand of the Polish State Fire Service (MC SFS). This department gathered data from across Poland in the form of an annual accident rate analysis. Reports included the number of injured firefighters, their age and service tenure, cause and circumstances of the accident (injury), with a distinction between individual and collective accidents, and location (province). Results: During the analysed period, there were 630 events (Mean 70.1; SD 36.3) leading to firefighter injuries related to firefighting sports. These incidents constituted 10.9% of all sports-related injuries, following team sports such as football (61% of sports injuries) and volleyball (19% of sports injuries). Conclusions: Firefighting sports approximate the nature of many incidents that firefighters encounter during their service. Competitions in firefighting sports simulate the combat tasks of firefighters. Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) reports did not allow for the analysis of data regarding the age and service tenure of the injured firefighters. Firefighters' training related to participation in competitions may positively influence their psychophysical state during rescue and firefighting tasks.^aPaństwowa Straż Pożarna^afirefighter^aSłużba strażaków w jednostce ratowniczo-gaśniczej (JRG) obejmuje ratowanie poszkodowanych osób, ograniczanie i kontrolowanie rozprzestrzeniania się pożaru, eliminacji miejscowych zagrożeń, działań ratowniczo-gaśniczych podczas zagrożeń pogodowych, przemysłowych, budowlanych, drogowych. Podczas tych interwencji strażacy ryzykują własne życie i zdrowie, ratując innych ludzi, zwierzęta lub mienie. Wykonywanie tego zawodu wiąże się z wysokimi obciżeniami psychofizycznymi ze względu dużą liczbę czynników ryzyka, pracy pod presją czasu, zmiennych i niekorzystnych warunkach. Cel: Analiza urazów związanych ze sportem pożarniczym podczas służby w Państwowej Straży Pożarnej w latach 2014-2022 w całej Polsce. Materiał i metody: Badanie obejmowało analizę danych pochodzących z Biura Kadr, Wydziału ds. Bezpieczeństwa i Higieny Pracy i Profilaktyki Zdrowotnej Komendy Głównej Państwowej Straży Pożarnej (KG PSP). Wydział ds. BHP i Profilaktyki Zdrowotnej, gromadziło dane z całej Polski w postaci rocznej analizy stanu wypadkowości. Raporty obejmowały liczbę poszkodowanych strażaków, wiek i staż służby poszkodowanych, przyczynę i okoliczności zaistnienia wypadku (urazu), z uwzględnieniem podziału na wypadki indywidualne i zbiorowe, oraz lokalizację (województwo). Wyniki: W okresie objętym analizą wystąpiło 630 zdarzeń (Mean 70,1; SD 36,3), które doprowadziły do urazów strażaków związanych ze sportem pożarniczym. Zdarzenia te stanowiły 10,9% wszystand of the Polish State Fire Service (MC SFS). This department gathered data from across Poland in the form of an annual accident rate analysis. Reports included the number of injured firefighters, their age and service tenure, cause and circumstances of the accident (injury), with a distinction between individual and collective accidents, and location (province). Results: During the analysed period, there were 630 events (Mean 70.1; SD 36.3) leading to firefighter injuries related to firefighting sports. These incidents constituted 10.9% of all sports-related injuries, following team sports such as football (61% of sports injuries) and volleyball (19% of sports injuries). Conclusions: Firefighting sports approximate the nature of many incidents that firefighters encounter during their service. Competitions in firefighting sports simulate the combat tasks of firefighters. Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) reports did not allow for the analysis of data regarding the age and service tenure of the injured firefighters. Firefighters' training related to participation in competitions may positively influence their psychophysical state during rescue and firefighting tasks.^aPaństwowa Straż Pożarna^afirefighter^aSłużba strażaków w jednostce ratowniczo-gaśniczej (JRG) obejmuje ratowanie poszkodowanych osób, ograniczanie i kontrolowanie rozprzestrzeniania się pożaru, eliminacji miejscowych zagrożeń, działań ratowniczo-gaśniczych podczas zagrożeń pogodowych, przemysłowych, budowlanych, drogowych. Podczas tych interwencji strażacy ryzykują własne życie i zdrowie, ratując innych ludzi, zwierzęta lub mienie. Wykonywanie tego zawodu wiąże się z wysokimi obciżeniami psychofizycznymi ze względu dużą liczbę czynników ryzyka, pracy pod presją czasu, zmiennych i niekorzystnych warunkach. Cel: Analiza urazów związanych ze sportem pożarniczym podczas służby w Państwowej Straży Pożarnej w latach 2014-2022 w całej Polsce. Materiał i metody: Badanie obejmowało analizę danych pochodzących z Biura Kadr, Wydziału ds. Bezpieczeństwa i Higieny Pracy i Profilaktyki Zdrowotnej Komendy Głównej Państwowej Straży Pożarnej (KG PSP). Wydział ds. BHP i Profilaktyki Zdrowotnej, gromadziło dane z całej Polski w postaci rocznej analizy stanu wypadkowości. Raporty obejmowały liczbę poszkodowanych strażaków, wiek i staż służby poszkodowanych, przyczynę i okoliczności zaistnienia wypadku (urazu), z uwzględnieniem podziału na wypadki indywidualne i zbiorowe, oraz lokalizację (województwo). Wyniki: W okresie objętym analizą wystąpiło 630 zdarzeń (Mean 70,1; SD 36,3), które doprowadziły do urazów strażaków związanych ze sportem pożarniczym. Zdarzenia te stanowiły 10,9% wszystkich urazów związanych ze sportem, ustępując dyscyplinom drużynowym: piłka nożna 61% urazów sportowych, siatkówka 19% urazów sportowych. Wnioski: Sport pożarniczy przybliża charakterystykę wielu zdarzeń, z którymi strażacy mierzą się podczas służby. Konkurencje w zawodach sportowo-pożarniczych symulują zadania bojowe strażaków. Raporty BHP nie umożliwiły analizy danych dotyczących wieku i stażu służby kontuzjowanych strażaków. Trening strażaków związany z uczestnictwem w zawodach może wpływać korzystnie na stan psychofizyczny podczas realizacji zadań ratowniczo-gaśniczych.^asport pożarniczy^afirefighting sports^astrażacy^ahealth hazards^azagrożenia zdrowotne^ainjury^azawody sportowo-pożarnicze^aPolish State Fire Service
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    Charakterystyka formalna: ain Command of the Polish State Fire Service (MC SFS). This department gathered data from across Poland in the form of an annual accident rate analysis. Reports included the number of injured firefighters, their age and service tenure, cause and circumstances of the accident (injury), with a distinction between individual and collective accidents, and location (province). Results: During the analysed period, there were 630 events (Mean 70.1; SD 36.3) leading to firefighter injuries related to firefighting sports. These incidents constituted 10.9% of all sports-related injuries, following team sports such as football (61% of sports injuries) and volleyball (19% of sports injuries). Conclusions: Firefighting sports approximate the nature of many incidents that firefighters encounter during their service. Competitions in firefighting sports simulate the combat tasks of firefighters. Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) reports did not allow for the analysis of data regarding the age and service tenure of the injured firefighters. Firefighters' training related to participation in competitions may positively influence their psychophysical state during rescue and firefighting tasks.^aPaństwowa Straż Pożarna^afirefighter^aSłużba strażaków w jednostce ratowniczo-gaśniczej (JRG) obejmuje ratowanie poszkodowanych osób, ograniczanie i kontrolowanie rozprzestrzeniania się pożaru, eliminacji miejscowych zagrożeń, działań ratowniczo-gaśniczych podczas zagrożeń pogodowych, przemysłowych, budowlanych, drogowych. Podczas tych interwencji strażacy ryzykują własne życie i zdrowie, ratując innych ludzi, zwierzęta lub mienie. Wykonywanie tego zawodu wiąże się z wysokimi obciżeniami psychofizycznymi ze względu dużą liczbę czynników ryzyka, pracy pod presją czasu, zmiennych i niekorzystnych warunkach. Cel: Analiza urazów związanych ze sportem pożarniczym podczas służby w Państwowej Straży Pożarnej w latach 2014-2022 w całej Polsce. Materiał i metody: Badanie obejmowało analizę danych pochodzących z Biura Kadr, Wydziału ds. Bezpieczeństwa i Higieny Pracy i Profilaktyki Zdrowotnej Komendy Głównej Państwowej Straży Pożarnej (KG PSP). Wydział ds. BHP i Profilaktyki Zdrowotnej, gromadziło dane z całej Polski w postaci rocznej analizy stanu wypadkowości. Raporty obejmowały liczbę poszkodowanych strażaków, wiek i staż służby poszkodowanych, przyczynę i okoliczności zaistnienia wypadku (urazu), z uwzględnieniem podziału na wypadki indywidualne i zbiorowe, oraz lokalizację (województwo). Wyniki: W okresie objętym analizą wystąpiło 630 zdarzeń (Mean 70,1; SD 36,3), które doprowadziły do urazów strażaków związanych ze sportem pożarniczym. Zdarzenia te stanowiły 10,9% wszystkich urazów związanych ze sportem, ustępując dyscyplinom drużynowym: pi
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    Autorzy: , , Vol. 10 CC-BY-NC-ND 20232391-78222023/202410.36740/EmeMS202304106Dudziński, ŁukaszammunitionFINAL_PUBLISHEDAim: Analysis the interventions of fire protection units during fires and local threats involving firearms and ammunition from 2017-2022. Material and methods: The study utilized data from the Decision Support System of the National Fire Service (DSS NFS) provided by the Operational Planning Office. Events from January 1, 2017, 00:00 to December 31, 2022, 23:59 were analyzed. Quantitative data were described using the Mean and standard deviation (SD). The analysis is anonymous for both the victims and the officers involved in the operations. Results: Between 2017 and 2022, firefighters carried out 248 (Mean 41.3; SD 7.3) interventions, of which local threats (LC) were n=191 and fires (F) were n=57, during which firefighters came into contact with firearms and ammunition. These were primarily fires in rooms with firearms inside n=57, collisions of civilian and military vehicles transporting weapons n=26, assistance other services n=84, other n=81. Conclusions: Weapons and ammunition in the context of firefighter interventions are infrequently encountered hazards. However, they add to the extensive list of dangers faced by this unit. The presence of such threats during operations did not translate to tangible risks of gunfire or explosion. This may be attributed to effective collaboration with other units and well-established procedures. Firefighters' personal protective equipment is not designed to address the risk of gunshot wounds, but within the studied group, no such .
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