Chris Collier, director of emergency response for SETRAC, shows a Port Arthur official how the mobile hospital units can be configured and equipped Thursday during an informational event at Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital.
A supervisor with Acadian Ambulance Service in Beaumont discusses the wireless monitoring system Thursday with a Nacogdoches first responder at Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital.
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Chris Collier, director of emergency response for SETRAC, shows a Port Arthur official how the mobile hospital units can be configured and equipped Thursday during an informational event at Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital.
VALERIE REDDELL/The Lufkin Daily News
SETRAC’s ambus — or ambulance bus — can carry 21 patients on stretchers at once.
NACOGDOCHES — The team at the SouthEast Texas Regional Advisory Council brought their weapons against potential tragedy to Nacogdoches Memorial Hospital Thursday to give emergency management officials a view of what’s available to the community when disaster strikes.
Nacogdoches is the northernmost community served by SETRAC, a coalition of health care partners that work to ensure continuity of care during disaster or mass casualty situations.
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