1. Volume 379, Issue 9831, Pages 2109-2115 (June 2012)
The initial health-system response to the earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand, in February, 2011 
Prof Michael W Ardagh, PhD, Sandra K Richardson, PG Dip Heal Sci, Viki Robinson, R Comp N, Martin Than, MBBS, Paul Gee, MBChB, Seton Henderson, MBChB, Laura Khodaverdi, MBChB, John McKie, MBChB, Gregory Robertson, MBChB, Philip P Schroeder, MBChB, Joanne M Deely, PhD 
The Lancet 
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2. Figure Christchurch, New Zealand
(A) Map of the Christchurch metropolitan area showing the epicentre of the 6·3 magnitude earthquake on Feb 22, The red dashed line shows the boundary of the enlarged map of the Christchurch business district in part B. H=hospital. (B) Enlarged map of Christchurch business district. Red dashed line surrounds the area cordoned off immediately after the earthquake. 365 patients attended Christchurch Hospital emergency department, 142 were admitted. Pegasus Health 24 Hour Surgery saw 373 patients, Southern Cross Hospital saw 94 patients, Princess Margaret Hospital saw 50 patients, Burwood Hospital saw 15 patients, and St George's Hospital saw nine patients patients were seen by other primary care facilities.
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