Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Prepping for disaster. Intermountain health care invests in technology to help with business-continuity planning,2006,23,8,62,Kramer
How much to spend? Despite what many think a disaster plan doesn't have to cost a million dollars,2006,23,11,41-42,Ward
Weathering the storm. Having a disaster recovery plan can mean the difference between scrambling for a quick it fix and smooth sailing in the storm,2008,25,11,32 34 36-8,Gamble
Crisis communications. Take action now to help stay connected during an emergency,2006,23,2,94,Routhier
When risk-taking is no longer optional. What will happen when your turn comes to choose from among risks?,2010,27,5,8,Hagland
At-the-scene data capture. Automating initial patient care requires integration of diverse existing technologies,1992,9,3,18-20 22 24,Hassig
What if? Planning for potential disasters strains technology budgets and stretches overworked staff members,2008,25,3,64,Marietti
Disaster preparedness,2006,23,2,26 28,Jossi
Small but mighty. In the face of an impending natural disaster you need a great plan an electronic patient record and community cooperation,1999,16,6,153-156,McGinty
When disaster strikes: How technology drives better preparation,2012,29,9,22-3 26 28-9,Degaspari