The Australian Prehospital Pandemic Risk Perception Study and an Examination of New Public Health Roles in Pandemic Response for Ambulance...

ISBN-10
0977569845
ISBN-13
9780977569847
Category
Ambulance service
Pages
157
Language
English
Published
2008
Authors
Erin Smith, Vivienne Tippett, Michael Coory

Description

The aims of this project were twofold and consistent with the WHO checklist for pandemic preparedness, specifically: surveillance and early warning and maintaining essential services. It details the findings and provides a point of reference for emergency prehospital and ambulance service planners and policy makers.

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