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Health sector readiness for patient tracking in disaster: A literature review on concepts and patterns

Tavakoli et al., 2016

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15923140773172886513
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Tavakoli N
Yarmohammadian M
Safdari R
Keyvanara M
et al.
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Int J Health Syst Disaster Manage

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Background: One of the main concerns for patient safety in disaster is continuous patient trace from disaster scene to a care center, including victims' identification, data register at the scene, records of the initial medical assessment, real‑time alerts regarding patients' …
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