Intensive Care Role in Disaster Management Critical Care Clinics.

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2019
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Abstract
The "daily disasters" within the ebb and flow of routine critical care provide a foundation of preparedness for the less-frequent, larger events that affect most health care organizations at some time. Although large disasters can overwhelm, those who strengthen processes and habits through daily practice will be the best prepared to manage them.
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Authors Hossain, Tanzib;Ghazipura, Marya;Dichter, Jeffrey R;
Journal critical care clinics
Year 2019
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S0749-0704(19)30043-0
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triage disaster preparedness surge capacity prioritization conventional, contingency, and crisis care icu strain

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