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Enhancing hospital surge capacity for mass casualty events.

TWO DAYS AFTER THE 2008 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, the Government Accountability Office identified 13 “urgent issues” President-elect Obama and the 111th Congress should address during the transition period and first year of the new administration. One of the issues, preparing for large-scale health emergencies, is particularly relevant to the US health care system. The Government Accountability Office posted on its Web site the following statement: