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Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, 06/09/09
Hoffman S et al. - The authors suggest consideration of the option of a comprehensive immunity provision that addresses liability protection for all health care providers during public health emergencies and that, consequently, assists in improving community emergency response efforts.
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