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Medical and public health services at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games: an overview
Brennan, RJ., Keim, ME., Sharp, TW., Wetterhall, S., Williams, RJ., Baker, EL., Cantwell, JD., & Lillibridge, SR. (1997). Medical and public health services at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games: an overview. Medical Journal of Australia, 167(11-12), 595-598.
Planning for the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games may benefit from the experience of the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. Excellent health promotion and prevention activities before and during the Games resulted in fewer medical and public health problems than anticipated. Despite this, there was room for improvement in the level of communication and cooperation between the many service providers to ensure the most appropriate and efficient responses.