Alternate Site Surge Capacity in Times of Public Health Disaster Maintains Trauma Center and Emergency Department Integrity Hurricane Katrina

Eastman, A., Rinnert, K., Nemeth, I., et al. (2007). Alternate Site Surge Capacity in Times of Public Health Disaster Maintains Trauma Center and Emergency Department Integrity: Hurricane Katrina. (Abstract only.) Journal of Trauma. 63(2):253-7.
The authors examined an alternative site for medical care set up to serve Hurricane Katrina survivors from September 1 to 16, 2005. Their review of the data found that this type of care and surge capacity can help effectively deliver post-disaster medical care.
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