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Introduction; Section I. Conceptual Approaches; Chapter 2. A Spatial Approach to Hazard Vulnerability Analysis by Healthcare Facilities; Chapter 3. Using GIS to Improve Workplace and Worker Safety Crisis Management; Chapter 4. Infectious Disease Surveillance andGIS: Applications for Emergency Management; Chapter 5. Role of GIS in Interagency Healthcare Logistical Support during Emergencies 327 $aChapter 6. Design Concept fora Location-Based Hazard Vulnerability Assessment Tool for Healthcare FacilitiesSection II. Applications; Chapter 7. Trauma Center Siting, Optimization Modeling, and GIS; Chapter 8. Healthcare Facility Disaster Planning: Using GIS to Identify Alternate Care Sites; Chapter 9. Multiscale Enterprise GIS for Healthcare Preparedness in South Carolina; Chapter 10. Hospital Preparedness Planning for Evacuation and Sheltering with GIS in South Carolina; Chapter 11. Making Sense Out of Chaos: Improving Prehospital and Disaster Response; Section III. Case Stories 327 $aChapter 12. Disaster Preparedness for Influenza at a Community Hospital Network: A Case Study Using GISChapter 13. Disaster Preparedness and Response for Vulnerable Populations: Essential Role of GIS for Emergency Medical Services during the San Diego County 2007 Firestorm; Chapter 14. Natural Disasters and the Role of GIS in Assessing Need; Chapter 15. GIS Application and a Regionalized Approach for Mass Casualty Incident Planning; Chapter 16. Building a GIS Common Operating Picture for Integrated Emergency Medical Services and Hospital Emergency Management Response; Index; Back cover 330 $aAlthough many books have been published on the application of GIS in emergency management and disaster response, this is the first one to bring together a comprehensive discussion of the critical role GIS plays in hospital and healthcare emergency management and disaster response. 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