
News|Articles|November 1, 2001
Federal protocols plus local follow-through is key to hospitals' terrorism readiness, experts say
The September 11 terrorist attacks and October's wave of anthrax cases have forced hospitals and health systems to examine their emergency preparedness from a new perspective. When it comes to planning for possible shortages of critical drugs and the need for biodefense, experts say the right mix of federal guidance and local implementation is key.
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