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How prepared are nurses for terrorist attacks?

Following the increased threat of terror attacks in the UK, concern has been raised about how adequately the NHS could cope with such major disasters. A recent survey carried out by a team from Wycombe Hospital, tried to find out how prepared hospitals and their key emergency teams were if faced with a major incident. The doctors questioned were anaesthetists, emergency care doctors, general surgeons, trauma doctors and orthopaedic specialists at large hospitals in major cities around the UK.