The certification and disposal of the dead in major disasters.
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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1992Description: 5 pSubject(s): Subject: When a major disaster occurs in which there are a large number of fatalities, many tasks have to be undertaken in a very short time and under great pressure. By considering in advance the potential difficulties which may be encountered it is possible to plan ways of overcoming, or at least minimizing, some of these problems. In this paper are aired some of the problems concering the certification and disposal of the victims of a major disaster, as seen from the pathologist's point of view.
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Australian Emergency Management Library | BOOK | 363.75 CER (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 005718913 |
Reprinted from Medicine Science and the Law; Vol 32, No 1; p.9-13
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When a major disaster occurs in which there are a large number of fatalities, many tasks have to be undertaken in a very short time and under great pressure. By considering in advance the potential difficulties which may be encountered it is possible to plan ways of overcoming, or at least minimizing, some of these problems. In this paper are aired some of the problems concering the certification and disposal of the victims of a major disaster, as seen from the pathologist's point of view.
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