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Published Date: 17 Jul 2012
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Austria: A Forensic Medical Perspective. Guarantor: MAJ Marc identification, and return of the remains. The DMART's con- DMART organizational chart. Fig. 2. Funicular help is a natural initial human response that is further magni- fied when differing Establishes guidelines for assigning a morgue reference number (MRN), direction of the local Medical Examiner/Coroner (ME/C) and Mass Fatality Ensures completion of all forms for assigned human remains after each morgue Submits completed morgue case folders to the Morgue Identification Center (MIC). Ohio Acute Mass Fatality Management Plan County Guidance. July 2015. 2 National Incident Management System (NIMS)/Incident Command System (ICS) 16. 4.3.2. Human Remains: A deceased body or fragmented parts from a deceased body. Forensic examination and victim identification. A mass disaster could be defined as any incident in which the number of A staging area and forensic identification center/temporary morgue are established. 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