The Cycle | December 14, 2012
Hospitals snap into trauma mode after tragedy
Dr. Michael Anderson, a chief medical officer at the UH Case Medical Center in Cleveland, explains how hospital emergency rooms respond to a tragedy like the one in Connecticut. Anderson tells The Cycle’s Krystal Ball, that although the hospital do conduct mock drills to prepare for these situations, “emotions sometimes take over.”
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