The existence of permanent facilities for nuclear disaster medicine progresses the development of manuals regardless of the years of designation elapsed
T. Ohba,
K. Iyama,
H. Sato
et al.
Abstract:To ensure the quality of nuclear disaster medical care, facilities are being developed worldwide in the event of a nuclear disaster. However, the relationship between the existence of permanent facilities and the presence or absence of facility operation manuals has not been clarified in the field of nuclear disaster medicine. This study aims to determine the relationships between the existence of permanent facilities, the presence or absence of facility operation manuals and the number of years elapsed since … Show more
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