• J Healthc Prot Manage · Jan 2008

    To protect in place or evacuate: that is the question.

    • James D Blair, Pauline A Scanlon, and Paul K Dluzneski.
    • Center for HealthCare Emergency Readiness (CHCER), Nashville, TN, USA.
    • J Healthc Prot Manage. 2008 Jan 1;24(2):27-32.

    AbstractHospitals may not have a choice when a disaster dictates evacuation or protecting the patient population in place. The authors, consultants in emergency readiness, advise preparing for either eventuality and discuss what may be involved in each.

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