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A Mississippi hospital overwhelmed with patients in the wake of Hurricane
Katrina is asking for volunteers from the radiologic technologist community to
help deal with the workload.
Ocean Springs Hospital on Mississippi's Gulf Coast was just 18 miles from the
eye of the hurricane when it landed in the early morning hours of August 29.
The storm produced winds of 125-133 miles per hour and knocked out power to
the hospital for a week.
It also produced scenes of devastation that have become all too familiar in
recent days. Four of the region's hospitals were put out of commission by the
hurricane, leaving the remaining ones, like Ocean Springs Hospital, to deal
with the aftermath.
The toll has put severe strains on the facility's healthcare staff, nearly
all of whom have their own losses to deal with. The hospital is calling on
volunteers, particularly ultrasound and nuclear medicine technologists, to help
ease the burden.
Read about how you can help, and other details of how Ocean Springs Hospital
rode out the hurricane, by going to
http://www.auntminnie.com/index.asp?Sec=sup&Sub=imc&Pag=dis&ItemId=67653&wf=304. To make a donation to the victims of
Hurricane Katrina, visit the Web site of the Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund, at
http://www.bushclintonkatrinafund.org, or one of the many other legitimate
organizations providing relief to the victims.
Brian Casey
Editor In Chief
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Kathleen Palmieri, RVT
Senior Consultant
Cardiovascular Technology Resources
Skaneateles, NY 13152
http://www.krpaccreditation.com
phone (315) 685-0631
fax (315) 685-3209
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