datasetTriageForce – Quick-start Guide
TriageForce is a web application for managing mass-casualty incidents. There is nothing to install — just open triageforce.com in any browser (phone, tablet or laptop) and start scanning victims.
Scan to launch the app:
destruction1 · Create a new incident
In the sidebar choose New Accident and enter :
- Name (e.g. “Highway Crash km-53”)
- Date & Time
- Category (Accident, Fire, Exercise…)
- Country, then drop a pin on the map
Finish with saveSave. You can drag the pin later if the location changes.
visibility2 · View or edit incidents
Open the Events tab to see :
- Flag, name, date/time and a mini-map on each card
- Actions : edit_squareEdit, deleteDelete, visibilityDetails
qr_code_scanner3 · Scan a victim
In the Victim tab press qr_code_scannerSCAN and point the camera at the bracelet’s QR / barcode. You can also type the code if the camera is unavailable.
person4 · Complete the victim form
- Sex • Age (+/−) • Unit (years / months / days)
- Triage colour : GREEN YELLOW RED BLACK
Confirm with saveSave.
groups5 · Victims list (filter • view • export)
5.1 Filter and load an incident
- Country dropdown restricts incidents to that country
- Pagination: 5 incidents per page
- Click visibilityVisibility to load victims
5.2 Reading the table
- Columns: QR code, sex, age, triage colour, timestamp
- location_onMap recentres on the selected victim
- edit_squareEdit victim details
5.3 Live counters & global map
Colour totals update live : GREEN 12 YELLOW 4 RED 3 BLACK 1
The map below the table groups every victim marker; click one to see the QR ID.
5.4 Export
downloadExport downloads an Excel file for reporting.
timeline6 · Typical workflow
- Create “Highway Crash km-53” and set the pin.
- On scene: scan a bracelet → triage RED.
- Command post: open “Victims List”, filter by country, verify totals, export Excel.
- Debrief: use the map to review victim locations.
tips_and_updates7 · Quick tips
- Allow Camera and Location permissions on your device.
- No QR? Type the identifier and press Enter.
- The mini-maps in Events give an instant zoom on the incident site.
descriptionTriageForce – Labels & PDF Manual
This page walks you through the three print-oriented modules included with TriageForce App:
- Label Toolkit – millimetre-perfect PDF sheets with QR / Code 128 labels;
- Casualty Sheet PDF – a printable triage form, ready to fill out on scene;
- Colour Tags – circular stickers in the five triage colours.
qr_code_21 · Label Toolkit – create and print QR / Code 128 labels
1.1 Open the toolkit
From the TriageForce dashboard choose Labels › Label Toolkit; the interface is available to any user (no login required).
1.2 Build a label template
- Enter a template name (e.g. “Avery 6121”).
- Select paper size – A4, Letter or Custom (width × height in mm).
- Define the grid: columns × rows, label size, spacing.
- Margins are suggested automatically so the block is centred.
- Click addCreate template.
1.3 Generate a code batch
- Choose code type, template, country prefix and number of pages.
- “Next code preview” shows the first available ID (sequence protected).
- Click visibilityPreview & Reserve, then downloadDownload PDF for an exact-size file.
picture_as_pdf2 · Casualty Sheet PDF
Open Labels › Casualty Sheet.
2.1 Fill in & export
- Enter footer text (hospital, team, drill name, etc.).
- Select Colour or B&W mode.
- Click downloadDownload PDF — the sheet area is captured as displayed.
palette3 · Colour Tags – circular stickers
Open Labels › Colour Tags.
3.1 Steps
- Select a label template.
- Enter number of pages.
- Tick colours: BLUE GREEN YELLOW RED BLACK
- Preview → Download PDF.
tips_and_updates4 · Printing tips
- In the print dialog set scale = 100 % (no “fit to page”) for accurate sizing.
- Create multiple templates — rectangular, circular, custom sizes — they all appear in the dropdowns.
- ID sequences lock as soon as you preview, preventing duplicates.
- All tools work for anonymous visitors — perfect for field drills.