- A study published in the Annals of Emergency Medicine (Oct. 8, 2003), conducted by Kum-Ying Tham, MBBS, FRCSed, examined the application of an emergency department’s disaster response plan in a hospital in Singapore.
- The hospital became the central location for any and all SARS patients only; allowing hospital resources to be devoted to SARS patients.[11]
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