Dermatologists ‘lack training’ in disaster response
A US survey shows there's concern in the profession about the potential for bioterrorism
Most dermatologists feel unprepared to respond to disaster, such as anthrax release in a bioterrorism attack, but many would like to be ready, a survey shows.
The George Washington University-led research team, in the US, surveyed dermatologists about their preparedness for natural, chemical or nuclear disasters, as well as their perceptions of appropriate disaster training in the profession.
