Lessons From the 2013 Boston Marathon: Incorporating Residents Into Institutional Emergency Plans

• 2017

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• Katherine Schlosser; Jessica Creedon; Kenneth Michelson; Catherine Michelson
PMID: 28562290DOI: 10.1542/peds.2017-0688

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The article "Lessons From the 2013 Boston Marathon: Incorporating Residents Into Institutional Emergency Plans" by Katherine R. Schlosser and others focuses on how to include local residents in emergency plans during events like the Boston Marathon bombing. It describes how hospitals and emergency services can work with community members to improve response efforts in crises. The authors have no conflicts of interest, and similar articles discuss mass-casualty events, disaster medicine, and resident involvement in emergencies. The article is published in Pediatrics journal without an abstract available for further details.

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Focus Areas: Everyday Emergency; Trauma

Audience: Emergency Managers

Emergency Management Stage: Preparedness (Prevention / Protection)

Bundles: Disaster Research Literature Review

Keywords: Blast Injuries; Disaster Planning; Emergency Medical Services; Emergency Medicine; Bombs; Mass Casualty Incidents

Institutions: Boston Children's Hospital; Boston University

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