EMS delivery in mass emergencies: preliminary research findings.

By:

Tierney, Kathleen J

Contributor(s):

Taylor, Verta A

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1977Description: 7p., 12 refsSubject(s):

Subject: There is great potential for increased EMS organizational effectiveness if organizations learn more about human and group behavior in disasters, plan together, share existing resources, and develop a workable division of labor for disaster operations.

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Reprinted Mass Emergencies; September 1977; Vol 2; pp151-157

There is great potential for increased EMS organizational effectiveness if organizations learn more about human and group behavior in disasters, plan together, share existing resources, and develop a workable division of labor for disaster operations.

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