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September 07, 2008 16:38 EST
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Institute of Medicine: Emergency care at breaking point
The nation’s emergency medical system as a whole is overburdened, underfunded, highly fragmented, and ill-prepared to handle surges from disasters, according to a series of reports released June 14 by the Institute of Medicine (IoM). The IoM’s recommendations for resolving these problems include regionalization of emergency services to mitigate overcrowding and reduce costs.

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