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April 13, 2006
Health Care After Hurricane Katrina
Immediately after Hurricane Katrina, our crisis was acute, our options limited, and our decisions necessarily quick. Now, with the crisis in the chronic phase, options backed by conflicting interest groups abound, resulting in cumbersome decision making and dangerously slow implementation. During the crisis, two principles contributed to survival: initiative for self-rescue and professional teamwork. As we heal our infrastructure, these principles continue to guide us.
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Posted on April 13, 2006 06:39 AM by hurric582.
Filed in Hurricane! under hurricane katrina.
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