BMJ 2005;331 (30 July), doi:10.1136/bmj.331.7511.0-e
ABC of conflict and disaster
The ABC series continues with a chapter on recovery from conflict and helping restore hospital services (p 278). The authors describe phases and characteristics of medical services after the acute phase of the conflict. Two case studies, one in Azerbaijan and another in Kosovo, serve as tragic examples from which there is much to learn.
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