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Brian Sweeney1, Edward Jasper, Eleanor Gates
1Patient Transportation, EMS Training Center, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, USA.
Abstract:
Disaster drills are an effective way to test a hospital's preparedness for real-life disasters, but an extensive amount of coordination and time is necessary to host a successful drill with a large number of victims. The lessons learned in this drill include a number of planning, education, orientation, and follow-up issues. It is not realistic to believe that a drill can be perfectly planned and practiced; therefore each drill provides another opportunity to improve on past experience.
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