Forming a Medical Logistics Crisis Action Team (MEDLOG CAT)
Discover how a Medical Logistics Crisis Action Team could help your institution quickly organize efforts and resources in addition to your Incident Command System. Col. Victor Suarez, Assistant Chief of Staff, Logistics at the US Army Regional Health Command-Atlantic explains their approach to the MedLog CAT during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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