Arathi Highlands.&nbsp Inside the building to the SW.
Fortunately, u dont have to go anywhere or kill anything hence it's a good one to do when you're waiting on a party or whatever.

U can do this quest over and over again.

DON'T bother with your bandages- the quest giver will give you special bandages "triage bandages".&nbsp The first time, equip your triage bandages on a numbered hotkey.&nbsp This will take a moment so abandon the quest when finished.&nbsp Then accep the quest again.&nbsp This will give you even more bandages.

My strategy was to stand in one spot where I could heal 4 of the beds without moving.

Heal with this priority:
1 critically injured
2 badly injured
3 Any injured who talks about dying
4 Whoever respawned first

To heal, i click then hit the hotkey.
While healing, click your next target.&nbsp As soon as the heal is complte, hit your hotkey.&nbsp Then choose your next target.

Using this strategy, u may only have to do the quest a couple of times.

Horde

Once you hit a character level of 40 and with at least 225 in your First Aid skill visit Arnok, in The Valley of Spirit, Orgrimmar who will give you the quest "Horde Trauma" which sends you off to see Doctor Gregory Victor in Hammerfall who will ask for you to assist him in healing patients in a quest called "Triage" which asks you to save the lives of 15 of his patients.

Alliance

Once you hit a character level of 40 and with at least 225 in your First Aid skill visit Nissa Firestone, in The Great Forge, Ironforge who will give you the quest "Alliance Trauma" which sends you off to see Doctor Gustaf VanHowzen in Theramore Isle, Dustwallow Marsh. Doctor VanHowzen will ask for you to assist him in healing patients in a quest called "Triage" which asks you to save the lives of 15 of his patients.
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Triage BandagesBoth doctors will instruct you to heal the critically injured first but it's advisable to let them die because unless you start healing them as soon as they spawn they'll usually die on you anyway and that's time wasted, time that you could have been healing a badly injured person instead. The Dr will give you 20 Triage bandages to perform the healing with. Below are some tips to completing this.

1. Press Ctrl V to activate the health bar over the heads of the patients for easy health monitoring.
2. Pull your camera out to third person so you can see as much of the room as possible. Tick "Show NPC names" in Interface Options and also press "V" on your keyboard.
3. Put the triage bandages the doctor gave you in your aciton bar. Do not use your own.
4. Position yourself in the middle of the room.
5. To see all around the room you can either hold down the left mouse button to swivel the camera around you or the right mouse button to actually swivel yourself around on the spot, whichever you find allows you to click on dying patients easier. In the Horde hospital you don't even need to swivel really.
6. When a patient appears, dying, click on the Triage bandage in your action bar to begin healing.
7. Keep your eye on other patients, swivel yourself or camera round as described above to monitor spawns all around you.
8. When you see another appear left click on them to pre-select them and as soon as your current heal has finished click the bandages in your action bar and the pre-selected one will begin to heal. Saves valuable seconds this way.

As the patients are healed they'll jump up, cheer and then run to the Dr. If you fail (6 patients die) throw any remaining Triage bandages away and re-request the quest from the Doctor, he'll give you a fresh batch of bandages.

I would just like to correct danyjr slightly.

This quest is available for horde when:
(1) you are level 35 (not 40)
(2) you have 225 First Aid

I'm sure this is the same for Alliance, but have not been able to check.

Also, this was verified in Patch 2.01.

A little notice:
Undead patient --> Critically Injured
Troll patient --> Badly Injured
Orc patient --> Injured

btw, you have to be 225 in order to get the quest in the first place

I didn't see it mentioned anywhere, but Icy Veins and Beserking both reduce the channeling time.

When the quest is active, new soldiers will spawn on empty blankets after a short period of time (whether the blanket is empty due to death or to a successful heal.) Thus, if you try to heal the soldiers in a specific order (for example, standing in the middle and healing clockwise in a circle), you will be able to keep track more easily of which soldiers have been spawned the longest (and are therefore closer to death).

Hello! There is no book for this. In fact I just did this today on my paladin to get Master First Aid skill, 225 - 300 and learn Heavy Mageweave Bandage. The quest is called Triage and is at Hammerfall, Arathi. I do have a few tips though; several of the Wowhead comments that are displayed are out of date.

1. The health bar of each person on the 'beds' will always be full until they 'despawn' aka die.
2. Do the Critical first, then badly, lastly the injured. Also try to remember who spawned when so you can get a set order in mind.
3. Once you saved 15, turn in the quest immediately. I failed it on my druid because I waited, and 6 patients died while I waited which turned 'completed' to 'failed'.
4. Make sure you have about 10 minutes of spare time to do this with no interruptions.
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6. You may fail a few times, but don't give up! You'll get it down.
7. Casting Speed increase spells/gems will also increase how fast you are 'bandaging'
8. Target your next 'patient' while bandaging your first one so it will be faster.

The first couple times I tried this quest, I failed really fast.

4 Tips to make this quest a piece of cake:

1. If possible, do this quest with others.&nbsp They don't have to be in your party, just the fact that others are healing the dying peeps that you can't get too helps out a ton.

2. Hot key the triage bandages.

3. While healing, target who's going to die next so you can be their hero.

4. Stand in the middle of the 6 beds.&nbsp This way you don't have to move at all to do your healing.&nbsp Just target and heal.

If you do all 4 steps and you can't get this quest done, try beating your head with a nice sized rock .&nbsp This technique can help even the most challenged players :)

Didn't realize that I only placed this comment on the Alliance part of the quest some time ago. It should apply here as well. Happy questing.

Bring 75 Mageweave Cloth and 70 Runecloth with you. You can train all of the bandages after completing the quest, and eliminate having to return to him in the future.

1) After you finish quest, the doctor will train you automatically. Make Mageweave bandages. Talk to doctor again at 240.
2) 241-260 make Heavy Mageweave bandages.
3) 261-290 make Runecloth bandages.
4) 291-300 make Heavy Runecloth bandages.

I have now used this for seven different characters. Works like a charm.

Some of the dieing soldiers make a reference to the Pink Floyd song Good Bye Cruel World thought it was kinda funny.

I've heard it would be required lv 40.

Well, I've done it as lv 36. So, you don't need to&nbsp be 40.

All you have to do is stand in the middle, grab the Triage Bandage recieved into one hotkey, and keep using it on the soliders that magically appear on the floor.

Quite easy quest, and a bit annoying cuz to get to that point I've failed couple of times.

By the way, just in case, Doctor Gregory Victor is on 73,37 - Hammerfal - Arathi Highlands inside the little "hospital".