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March 28, 2026Primary Health Care Research & Development0 citationsOpen Access

MassCas tabletop game as a training tool in mass casualty incidents for primary healthcare doctors and nurses: a pilot study

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TCTatiana Cuartas-ÁlvarezGGGracia Garijo GonzaloEOEva Valiño Otero

Key Points

  • To evaluate the effectiveness of the MassCas tabletop game as a training tool for mass casualty incidents among healthcare professionals.
  • Pilot study design
  • Involved primary care doctors and nurses
  • Used the MassCas tabletop game for training sessions
  • Participants perceived the game as a useful training tool
  • Enhanced acquisition of specific knowledge and skills
  • Positive feedback on engagement and learning outcomes

Abstract

Gamification using the MassCas tabletop game for mass casualty incidents is perceived by primary care doctors and nurses as a useful tool in their training for mass casualty incidents, as well as for acquiring specific knowledge and skills in this area.

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Cuartas-Álvarez et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c7725e8bbfbc51511e2cd0https://doi.org/10.1017/s1463423626101108
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