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Preparing for disaster*

Journal of the Society of Archivists, 1983
(1983). Preparing for disaster. Journal of the Society of Archivists: Vol. 7, No. 3, pp. 167-172.
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Working Together to Prepare for Disasters

Science, 2013
In addition to the deaths, injuries, and damage to the physical and economic infrastructure caused by Hurricane Sandy, the storm wreaked havoc on scientific and biomedical research infrastructure. Facilities and specialized equipment were destroyed; thousands of animals, many of which were pains-
Kristin L, Rising, Nicole, Lurie
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Preparing for disaster.

Emergency nurse : the journal of the RCN Accident and Emergency Nursing Association, 2016
Natural disasters and armed conflicts affect the health of hundreds of millions of people around the world, not only directly through violence and trauma, but also through damage to social and economic infrastructures. Disaster preparedness, however, can help ensure that health systems and communities are better prepared to cope with emergencies.
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Prepositioning supplies in preparation for disasters

European Journal of Operational Research, 2011
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Ann Melissa Campbell, Philip C. Jones
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Disaster Preparation Planning: In Industry

AAOHN Journal, 1987
Sixty-eight disaster planners in manufacturing companies from the state of Washington provided information pertaining to their disaster planning practices by completing a mailed questionnaire. A checklist-grid format of nineteen emergency care procedures was presented to respondents with four questions asked in relation to each procedure.
C L, Frankel, A L, Fink
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PREPARATION FOR DISASTER IN CALIFORNIA.

California medicine, 1998
THE OPERATIONAL PLAN FOR MEDICAL PREPAREDNESS IN CALIFORNIA IS DIVIDED INTO THREE MAIN DIVISIONS, VIZ: Expansion of existing medical facilities, augmentation of practicing health personnel, scope of service expected. Medical and health personnel and facilities will be expected to modify and adjust their care of casualties according to the situation ...
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Preparing for Natural Disasters

Clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine, 2009
This article is part of a collaborative effort by experts in the field of emergency preparedness to complete an overview begun by the late Michael Shannon, MD, MPH, on the current challenges and future directions in pediatric disaster readiness. This particular article, "Preparing for Natural Disasters," will address pertinent clinical and disaster ...
Mark Waltzman, Eric Fleegler
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Preparation for disaster.

California medicine, 2000
Standardization of county medical society plans for dealing with casualties in disasters would greatly facilitate integration with the state Civil Defense organization. Without such plans there can be no hope of coping with the great number of casualties that would come should this area be attacked.
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Preparing for forecastable disasters

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2009
The federal government requires hospitals participating in Medicare to have and be able to implement a comprehensive plan to deal with emergency situations.[1][1] At issue are the safety and well-being of patients. A hospital must identify likely risks for its location, such as natural disasters,
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Preparing for disaster

BMJ, 2002
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