At some point afterwards (and maybe right now) I would like to see AIM hire an epidemiologist as a consultant to review their procedures to see if there is any improvement to make in the process. You can always find something in a post-mortem and I don’t think getting a real epidemiologist to help should be too hard if you’re genuinely looking for an experienced outsider’s advice.

To be honest the only problem I see so far is communication, and even in the Real World organizations usually have to get through one crisis before realizing communications isn’t something you can ignore because other things are more important.
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