Macintosh, N.G.W.

Ebbs, Matthew R.

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“…Surge facilities were constructed, but then the lack of trained personnel to staff the expanded facilities became an issue. 200 Simply identifying hospital capacity and trained medical personnel was a serious problem and continues to be a challenge as new variants emerge and the epidemic ebbs and flows. 201 While this chapter focuses on medical supply chain issues, it is useful to examine the state of our supply chains across other commodity areas to appreciate the scope and scale of the broader issues the U.S. economy and medical supply chains faced as a result of COVID-19.…”

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Lessons Learned from the COVID-19 Outbreak: Preventing and Managing Future Pandemics

2022

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