No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
right people to learn the right material repeatedly, live it and use it constantly, and have it at their fingertips because ''it is just what we do.'' And, if what we should do is not what we do now, we must examine our disaster plans and change them to reflect and rely on reality. Those truly critical aspects of disaster response that are not yet everyday and typical actions need to be added to the day, to become everyday and typical actions.
Somewhere in an ED in the United States in 2010: ''.so that's the last of the acute rack; the LP on that last guy shows gram-negs, so it can't be anthrax, at least (ha ha). The hospital status board shows everyone reporting crowded but all green for surge or critical care transfers if needed; the alert network picked up some GI stuff in 2 nearby towns, so the dashboard has a link to the latest DPH reports; and there's another ''dirty bomb'' warning from the FBI, so there's also an active link to rad and blast treatment protocols. And, yeah, there are 17 boarders waiting for beds, the usual.''
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