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Letter: Preparation, not desperation

By Stev Dieringer, Vancouver
Published: January 2, 2021, 6:00am

In response to The Columbian’s Dec. 20 headline “Hospital fears calm before the storm”: What happened to risk management? Just admit you are averse to the concept without a huge safety net provided by someone else (federal/state government).

As with combat or a natural disaster, your facilities may be overrun. Prepare and train for the worst, like many of us sober individuals.

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