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Emergency Management Alert, May 4, 2010
HCPro is sorry to report that this is the second to last issue of Emergency Management Alert. We thank you for being a loyal subscriber.
To keep you up-to-date on emergency management news, you will soon be receiving another e-newsletter, Hospital Safety Connection, which provides safety officers with the latest news, while offering useful information on preparing for disasters and creating a safe and compliant hospital environment.
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