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Pandemic (H1N1) Influenza 2009 and Australian emergency departments: Implications for policy, practice and pandemic preparedness

Objective: To describe the reported impact of Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 on EDs, so as to inform future pandemic policy, planning and response management.

Peter Aitken | Paul Arbon | Julie Considine | Sally McCarthy | Ramon Z Shaban | Elaine Fielding | M. Clark | R. Shaban | P. Arbon | G. FitzGerald | J. Considine | P. Aitken | Kerri Holzhauser | Julie Finucane | S. McCarthy | Michele Clark | Kerri Holzhauser | Gerry Fitzgerald | Jennifer Patrick | Julie Finucane | J. Patrick | Elaine Fielding

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