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01-02-2005 | Commentary
Information technology issues during and after Katrina and usefulness of the Internet: how we mobilized and utilized digital communications systems
Published in: Critical Care | Issue 1/2006
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Even more than in previous disasters, Katrina has proven itself to be a testing ground for a plethora of new technologies. Although not all of these technologies did immediately save lives, in this regard a number of them exhibited considerable potential for the future, and hence there is a need to include them in future contingency plans. However, a need for change in the modes and patterns of technology deployment to maximize their leverage has also become very clear.