Communication During the Week of April 15

摘要

The situation in the minutes and hours after the Marathon bombing kept changing, and communicating those changes throughout the emergency-response network was of paramount importance. The incident commanders on the scene, primarily Boston EMS personnel, communicated their awareness of the situation to stakeholders at the MIC. There, COBTH liaison Mary Devine "soaked it up and disseminated it out to the hospitals," explained MGH's Paul Biddinger, MD.