(Reuters) - Houston-area hospitals are bracing for an influx of patients as record flooding from Tropical Storm Harvey recedes, an effort likely to be complicated by potential staff shortages because of the storm's disruption of employees' lives.
More than two dozen hospital administrators met in Houston on Thursday to discuss how to coordinate care in anticipation of more patients visiting medical facilities in coming days as roadways became more accessible.
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