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Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers 15th World Congress for Disaster and Emergency Medicine

Volume 22 - Supplement S1 - April 2007

Contents

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Poster Presentations—Theme 12: Preparedness

(184) Information-Sharing Environment in Disaster and Emergency Situations
A.I. Trufanov, R.E. Laporte, F.Y. Linkov, A. Rossodivita, E.V. Shubnikov, A.I. Trufanov
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17 February 2017, pp. S115-S116
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(185) A Disaster Exercise Is a Useful Environment to Test Scientific Instruments for Disaster Research
G.A.G. Legemaate, J.J.L.M. Bierens
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17 February 2017, p. S116
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(187) Main Factors in Estimating Travel Time after Disasters
G.R. Nabi, N. Mehrdadi, A. Baghvand, S. Givehchi
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17 February 2017, p. S116
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(188) Primary Healthcare System in Small Islands
I.M.A. Pereira
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17 February 2017, pp. S116-S117
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(189) Global Standardization and Organized Deployment to Medical Emergencies and Disasters
J.G. Clarkes
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17 February 2017, p. S117
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(190) Introduction of a Minor Injury Clinic to Improve Patient Flow
D.M. Meyer, A. Lacey, C. Chan, B. Au, D. O'Neill
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17 February 2017, p. S117
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(191) Improving Disaster Response Tools: A Case for Considering Vulnerable Populations and Persons with Disabilities
S.M. Jurgens, B.S. Gillison, M. Blum
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17 February 2017, p. S117
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(192) Preparing for the Pandemic Challenge: The United States Government
A. Slepski
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17 February 2017, p. S118
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(193) Safe Hospitals, the Mexican Experience
F. Cruz
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17 February 2017, p. S118
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(194) Delivering Remote Prehospital Emergency Care Education to Primary Care Facilities in Crete
A. Kouroubali, N. Aggourakis, V. Kontogiannis, N. Yianakoudakis, M. Zeaki, M. Zervopoulos, C.E. Chronaki, D. Vourvahakis
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17 February 2017, p. S118
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(196) Hospital Preparedness for Contaminated Patients in Austria: A Survey
A. Ziegler
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17 February 2017, pp. S118-S119
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(197) Disaster Readiness of a Singapore Teaching Hospital: The Training of General Ward and Outpatient Clinic Nurses in Disaster Preparedness
J.L. Lee
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17 February 2017, p. S119
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(198) Crisis Center Quality Management
J.M. Servais, J.P. Bair, P. Dewil, F. Vantrimpont
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17 February 2017, p. S119
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(199) Disaster Medicine: The Enigma of Development in Afghanistan
A. Taib
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17 February 2017, pp. S119-S120
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(200) Thessaloniki EMS Mass-Casualty Preparedness System: Resources and Structure
D. Ekklisiarchos, K. Fortounis, A. Christodoulou, K. Iliades, C. Matsikoudi, D.M. Boutlis
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(121) Selling Disaster Preparedness to the Public: Why Are They Not Buying?
A.L. Garrett, D.M. Abramson, I. Redlener
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17 February 2017, p. S120
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(202) Hospital Disaster Planning—Critical Elements for Success
D.L. Dixon
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17 February 2017, pp. S120-S121
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(203) Development of the Local Disaster Medical Assistance Team System in a Local Government and the Tohoku Region of Japan
K. Morino, H. Henmi, M. Honma, Y. Otomo, H. Kondo, S. Yamanouchi, T. Kenichiro, Y. Tsujimoto
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(204) Orthopedic Preparedness vis-a-vis Capacity Development: Observations from a Tsunami Medical Relief Camp in India
J.P. Prakash, K.M. Shyamprasad, U.G. Gauthamdas, J.S. Prakash
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(205) Importance of Population Self-Sustainability in Crisis Situations
C. Motz
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17 February 2017, pp. S121-S122
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Poster Presentations—Theme 12: Preparedness

(184) Information-Sharing Environment in Disaster and Emergency Situations

(185) A Disaster Exercise Is a Useful Environment to Test Scientific Instruments for Disaster Research

(187) Main Factors in Estimating Travel Time after Disasters

(188) Primary Healthcare System in Small Islands

(189) Global Standardization and Organized Deployment to Medical Emergencies and Disasters

(190) Introduction of a Minor Injury Clinic to Improve Patient Flow

(191) Improving Disaster Response Tools: A Case for Considering Vulnerable Populations and Persons with Disabilities

(192) Preparing for the Pandemic Challenge: The United States Government

(193) Safe Hospitals, the Mexican Experience

(194) Delivering Remote Prehospital Emergency Care Education to Primary Care Facilities in Crete

(196) Hospital Preparedness for Contaminated Patients in Austria: A Survey

(197) Disaster Readiness of a Singapore Teaching Hospital: The Training of General Ward and Outpatient Clinic Nurses in Disaster Preparedness

(198) Crisis Center Quality Management

(199) Disaster Medicine: The Enigma of Development in Afghanistan

(200) Thessaloniki EMS Mass-Casualty Preparedness System: Resources and Structure

(121) Selling Disaster Preparedness to the Public: Why Are They Not Buying?

(202) Hospital Disaster Planning—Critical Elements for Success

(203) Development of the Local Disaster Medical Assistance Team System in a Local Government and the Tohoku Region of Japan

(204) Orthopedic Preparedness vis-a-vis Capacity Development: Observations from a Tsunami Medical Relief Camp in India

(205) Importance of Population Self-Sustainability in Crisis Situations

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