Medical planning for the Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic games.

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TextPublication details: [Australia] : MJA, 1997Description: p. 593 - 594Subject(s):

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Subject: Planning for an Olympic Games involves deploying resources (human, logistic and material) on a scale almost unprecedented in peacetime. This article asks the questions: what personnel and resources are needed? and what lessons can we learn from previous Olympic Games? In addition, the Sydney Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (SOCOG) is responsible for administering the IOC's doping control program

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Photocopy of an article appearing in MJA vol. 167, 1/15 December 1997

Planning for an Olympic Games involves deploying resources (human, logistic and material) on a scale almost unprecedented in peacetime. This article asks the questions: what personnel and resources are needed? and what lessons can we learn from previous Olympic Games? In addition, the Sydney Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (SOCOG) is responsible for administering the IOC's doping control program

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