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How are doctors being trained to prepare them for the possibility of a large-scale pandemic of covid-19?
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Pandemic: I can't say how all doctors are prepared. However, when I was in the military we had excellent training in triage for physical injuries; chemical/ biologic/ nuclear injuries and wide spread infections. The DoD COVID-19 PRACTICE MANAGEMENT GUIDE contains excellent information.
Answered 5/8/2020
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