Applying trauma systems concepts to humanitarian battlefield care: a qualitative analysis of the Mosul trauma pathway

Table 2 Key actors in the Mosul trauma pathway for civilians

Type	Name	Role
NGO	NYC Medics	TSP provider, Coordination
	Academy of Emergency Medicine/Global Response Management	TSP provider
	Cadus	TSP provider
	Samaritan’s Purse	Field hospital
	MSF-OCB	Field hospital, Rehabilitation hospital
	MSF-OCG	Referral hospital
	MSF-OCP	Referral hospital
	Handicap International	Post-operative care and rehabilitation
UN agency	WHO	Coordination
	UN OCHA CivMil	Coordination
	IOM	Field Hospital
	UNFPA	Obstetrics units at Aspen field hospitals
Civilian	Emergency Hospital, Erbil	Referral hospital
	West Emergency Hospital, Erbil	Referral hospital
	Al-Shaikan Hospital, Duhok	Referral hospital
	Ninewah Department of Health	TSP
Other humanitarian organization	International Committee for Red Cross	Mobile surgical unit, staffing and rehabilitation at referral hospitals
Other humanitarian organization	Qatari Red Crescent	Field hospital (with IOM)
Private company	Aspen	Field hospitals
Military	Iraqi military	Transportation, TSPs
Military	U.S.-led coalition	Multiple

Note: This list focuses on organizational roles in the Mosul trauma pathway and does not capture other health-related activities that organizations may have been performing, or trauma services provided by other actors. OCB Operational Center Beligum; OCP Operational Center Paris; OCG Operational Center Geneva.

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