AHA webinar on preparing for victims of mass violence incidents
In this Hospitals Against Violence webinar, the third in a series highlighting the National Mass Violence Victimization Resource Center, physician leaders from University Hospitals, Orlando Regional Medical Center and UT Health address the elements of preparedness and response, specifically outlining how hospitals and health systems can best provide for victims, care givers and communities.
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