@article{07a6694fb4754a1f8c9647e4f0891d95,
title = "Linkages of acute care and emergency medical services to state and local public health programs: the role of interactive information systems for responding to events resulting in mass injury.",
author = "O'Connor, \{Robert E.\} and Lerner, \{E. Brooke\} and Michael Allswede and Billittier, \{Anthony J.\} and Thomas Blackwell and Hunt, \{Richard C.\} and Richard Levinson and Wang, \{Henry E.\} and White, \{Lynn J.\} and Barak Wolff",
note = "Robert E O'Connor, MD, MPH, ∗ E.Brooke Lerner, PhD, EMT-P, Michael Allswede, DO, Anthony J Billittier, IV, MD, Thomas Blackwell, MD, Richard C Hunt, MD, Richard Levinson, MD, DPA, Henry E Wang, MD, MPH, Lynn J White, MS, and Barak Wolff, MPH Historically, public health agencies, emergency departments, and emergency medical services (EMS) systems have functioned independently from one another and have typically maintained informational systems that were not interactive.",
year = "2004",
month = jul,
day = "1",
doi = "10.1016/J.PREHOS.2004.03.001",
language = "American English",
volume = "8",
journal = "Prehospital Emergency Care",
number = "3",
}