In the event of a major accident, the number of patients and the severity of the illness or injury can outweigh the hospital’s ability to respond appropriately. Planning is required on the implement a disaster preparedness plan. The team members need to understand their roles and be available when required (Rokkas, P., et all, 2014). The reverse will lead to delay in care …show more content…
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