Mass casualty management challenges in Rawalpindi

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Ditto.  Preferably peace AND justice -- both are prerequisites for
safety.  Which is one reason why safety is in such short supply.

Pret Bjorn, RN
Bangor ME USA

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I extend prayers for peace and safety for Pakistan and all of our
surgical  
friends in Pakistan.   Our commendations for a valiant surgical effort
to the 
surgeons in Rawalpindi General Hospital.   Such a highly  political and 
international event causes disruption at a hospital that never  goes
away.     In 
addition to the injuries in former Prime  Minister Bhutto, many other
injuries 
and deaths occurred, giving a mass casualty  situation at that location.

Surge and multiple casualty  management now face all of us in our
individual  
hospitals.     
 
Kenneth Mattox, MD
Houston





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