Definitive Care for the Critically Ill During a Disaster: A Framework for Allocation of Scarce Resources in Mass Critical Care
Authors:
- Asha V. DevereauxADAsha V. Devereaux
- Jeffrey R. DichterJDJeffrey R. Dichter
- Michael D. ChristianMCMichael D. Christian
- Nancy N. DublerNDNancy N. Dubler
- Christian E. SandrockCSChristian E. Sandrock
- John L. HickJHJohn L. Hick
- Tia PowellTPTia Powell
- James A. GeilingJGJames A. Geiling
- Dennis E. AmundsonDADennis E. Amundson
- Tom E. BaudendistelTBTom E. Baudendistel
- Dana A. BranerDBDana A. Braner
- Mike A. KleinMKMike A. Klein
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