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Occupational Medicine 1993;43:216-218
© 1993 Society of Occupational Medicine

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Planning for medical provision on-board ship

J. E. Ind and D. V. Skinner{dagger},

London, UK
{dagger} John Radcliffe Hospital Oxford, UK

This paper describes the medical provision on board a 76 m passenger vessel. It discusses the floor space necessary, together with essential equipment to provide a high level of medical care particularly in the event of major emergencies. It stresses the necessity for training and practice of simulated emergencies to ensure a high state of readiness.

Correspondence and reprint requests to: D. V. Skinner, John Radcliffe Hospital, Headington, Oxford OX3 9DU, UK


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