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Analysis of Disaster Response Plans and the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina: Lessons Learned From a Level I Trauma Center
Journal of Trauma, 11/12/08
Brevard SB et al. - Ninety-three percent of the line items on the Code Gray Checklist were accomplished before landfall of the storm. The results of the survey of vital support areas were water-3.0, food-2.4, sanitation-1.5, communication-1.4, and power-1.5.
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