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Khorasani-Zavareh D et al. - To sum up, it seems that the involvement of laypeople could be a key factor in making post-crash management more effective. But system improvements are also crucial, including the integration of the trauma system and its development in terms of human resources and physical resources as well as the infrastructure development.

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