Here in the Northeastern US we have had a very wet Summer with torrential rains and flooding in areas that typically, never flood.  With these rising waters comes the need to manage multiple patients over a very short period of time.  Evacuations, relocations and caring for those who typically cannot care well for themselves are all part of the chaos that is created when flooding occurs.  In addition, we have illnesses and injuries specific to the catastrophic conditions that further complicate the job we do.  This session looks at the aftermath of dealing with collecting dollars for emergent services rendered when heavy storms, flash flooding and overall, inclement weather hits your town.    

Presented by:  G. Harvat