Drive-through checkups could work during a pandemic
OSHA Healthcare Connection, January 26, 2010
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Looks like you can add exams to the list of goods and services, like lattes and fast food, which work well with drive-through settings.
Researchers at the Department of Surgery/Division of Emergency Medicine at Stanford (CA) University School of Medicine have released a report that looks favorably on the strategy of drive-through patient examinations during a pandemic influenza.
A drive-through system could manage the influx of patient visitors while effectively distancing infected patients from healthy or at-risk patients, according to the study.
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