Leadership During the Boston Marathon Bombings: A Qualitative After-Action Review
Eric Goralnick(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Kobi Peleg(Tel Aviv University), Leonard J. Marcus(Harvard University), Horacio Hojman(Tufts Medical Center), Brien Barnewolt(Tufts Medical Center), Stephanie Loo(Fenway Health), Eric J. McNulty(Harvard University), Barry C. Dorn(Harvard University), David P. Mooney(Boston Children's Hospital), Jonathan D. Gates(Hartford Hospital), Paul D. Biddinger(National Disaster Medical Center), Pinchas Halpern, George C. Velmahos(Harvard University), Peter Burke, John G. Fisher(Hadassah Medical Center), Alok Gupta(Hadassah Medical Center), Calvin A. Brown(Lahey Hospital and Medical Center), Andrew Ulrich(Boston Medical Center), Sarita Chung
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