Chief Complaints, Diagnoses, and Medications Prescribed Seven Weeks Post-Katrina In New Orleans
Howe, E., Victor, D., and Price, E.G.
(2008).
Chief Complaints, Diagnoses, and Medications Prescribed Seven Weeks Post-Katrina In New Orleans.
(Abstract only.)
Prehospital and Disaster Medicine. 23(1):41–47.
The authors examined associations between patient characteristics, chief complaints, final diagnoses, and medications prescribed at a post-Katrina clinic to better inform strategic planning for post-disaster healthcare delivery (e.g., charitable donations of medications and medical supplies). Results of the study indicated donations of certain classes of medications were more useful than others.
The authors examined associations between patient characteristics, chief complaints, final diagnoses, and medications prescribed at a post-Katrina clinic to better inform strategic planning for post-disaster healthcare delivery (e.g., charitable donations of medications and medical supplies). Results of the study indicated donations of certain classes of medications were more useful than others.
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