Airport preparedness for mass disaster : a proposed schematic plan / Gabriel I. Barbash ... [et al.].

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TextPublication details: Washington : Aerospace Medical Association, c1986Description: p. 77-81 : illSubject(s):

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Subject: Only a small minority of fully FAA certified United States airports are actually ready to handle a major disaster. Presented in this paper is a proposed schematic plan for handling the medical aspects of airport disasters, including a discussion of the relevant background issues

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Includes bibliography (p. 81)

Reprinted from: Aviation, space, and environmental medicine, January, 1986, vol. 57, pp. 77-81

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Only a small minority of fully FAA certified United States airports are actually ready to handle a major disaster. Presented in this paper is a proposed schematic plan for handling the medical aspects of airport disasters, including a discussion of the relevant background issues

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