The Role of the Health Care System in
Protecting the Future of the Nation During the War:
The Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Marko Radoš, Miloš Judaš, and Ivan Bagarić*

Center for Crisis Management, School of Medicine, Zagreb, Republic of Croatia
* Ministry of Health of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

 

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