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Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers International Preparedness and Response to Emergencies and Disasters (IPRED 2010)

Volume 24 - supplement S1 - February 2009

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Oral Presentations—Disaster Health Management

Disaster Needs Assessment Teams: Recent Experiences in Australia
Andrew Robertson, Tarun Weeramanthri
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Creating an Advanced Medical Assistance Station for the Emergency Medical Assistance Service in French Guiana
Gerald Egmann, Jean Laversanne, Thierry le Guen, Michel Durand, Antonio Guell
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Replication of a Study on Disaster Myths among Students in a Graduate Course on an Introduction to Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Health
Frank Archer
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Nursing and Midwifery Disaster Needs and Core Curricular Domains in the Western Pacific Region
Kristine Qureshi, Kathleen Fritsch
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Dentists—The Forgotten Provider during Mass-Casualty Incidents
David A. Williams, Joyce P. Williams
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Physical Health and Psychosocial Issues for Older Persons in Disasters and Emergencies
Gloria M. Gutman, Maggie Gibson, Sandi Hirst, Rory Fisher, Robert Roush
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Poster Presentations—Disaster Health Management

(B10) A New Model for Medical Records for International Disaster Relief Operations
Koichi Shinchi, Toyoka Shinchi, Kazue Kawahara, Kiyoshi Yoshimizu
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17 February 2017, p. s23
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(B11) Disaster Health-Related Challenges: Grounded Theory Study in the Iranian Context
Hamid Reza Khankeh, Reza Mohammadi, Davoud Khorasani
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(B12) Electronic Patient Reporting during an International Patient Evacuation from Malaga, Spain to Helsinki, Finland
Markku Kuisma, Timo Vesterback, Tuomas Hiltunen, Arto Tennilä, Jouni Pousi, Jarkko Pajarinen
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(B13) Rapid Health and Needs Assessments after Disasters
Helena A. Korteweg, I. van Bokhoven, L. Grievink, C.J. Yzermans
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(B14) Coping with Sudden-Onset Emergencies in Emergency Departments
Hu Xia
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(B15) Hurricane Ike: Lessons Learned from a Surgical Relief Mission
Dan L. Deckelbaum, Ara J. Feinstein, Edgar Pierre, Rufus Ewing, Kendra F. Gardiner-Hall, Edgar Panga, Abbe Bendell, Mark G. McKenney, Mauricio Lynn
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(B16) Systematic Review by Meta-Narrative Mapping of Acute Kidney Injury in Disasters
Ayan Sen, Ashwani Gupta, Sandra I. Castelblanco Betancourt
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(B17) How Many Resources or Telephone Lines are Needed during a Mass-Casualty Incident?
Chun Y. Chang
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(B18) Development of Command and Control System and its Education of Disaster Medical Assistance Teams in Japan
Kazuma Morino, Hiroshi Henmi, Masato Honma, Yasuhiro Otomo, Yuichi Koido, Hisayoshi Kondo
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(B19) Assessment of Hospital Disaster and Non-Operational Defense Maneuver Performed in Imam Hossain Hospital
Mehrdad Esmailian, Shahram Alamdari, Hamid Kariman
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(B20) Rescue Missions and Operation of Chinese International Search-and-Rescue Teams following Several Foreign Earthquakes
Haojun Fan
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Oral Presentations—Research

Literature Review of Disaster Health Research in Japan
Mayumi Kako, Satoko Mitani
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17 February 2017, p. s26
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Multiple Injury Profiles—Applications for War Injuries
Limor Aharonson-Daniel, Dagan Schwartz
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17 February 2017, pp. s26-s27
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Maintaining a Flexible Framework: Conducting a Large, Mixed Methodology Study of Refugees' Ideas on Family Planning at Mtendeli Refugee Camp, Kibondo, Tanzania
Diane Morof
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Oral Presentations—Disaster Health Management

Disaster Needs Assessment Teams: Recent Experiences in Australia

Creating an Advanced Medical Assistance Station for the Emergency Medical Assistance Service in French Guiana

Replication of a Study on Disaster Myths among Students in a Graduate Course on an Introduction to Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Health

Nursing and Midwifery Disaster Needs and Core Curricular Domains in the Western Pacific Region

Dentists—The Forgotten Provider during Mass-Casualty Incidents

Physical Health and Psychosocial Issues for Older Persons in Disasters and Emergencies

Poster Presentations—Disaster Health Management

(B10) A New Model for Medical Records for International Disaster Relief Operations

(B11) Disaster Health-Related Challenges: Grounded Theory Study in the Iranian Context

(B12) Electronic Patient Reporting during an International Patient Evacuation from Malaga, Spain to Helsinki, Finland

(B13) Rapid Health and Needs Assessments after Disasters

(B14) Coping with Sudden-Onset Emergencies in Emergency Departments

(B15) Hurricane Ike: Lessons Learned from a Surgical Relief Mission

(B16) Systematic Review by Meta-Narrative Mapping of Acute Kidney Injury in Disasters

(B17) How Many Resources or Telephone Lines are Needed during a Mass-Casualty Incident?

(B18) Development of Command and Control System and its Education of Disaster Medical Assistance Teams in Japan

(B19) Assessment of Hospital Disaster and Non-Operational Defense Maneuver Performed in Imam Hossain Hospital

(B20) Rescue Missions and Operation of Chinese International Search-and-Rescue Teams following Several Foreign Earthquakes

Oral Presentations—Research

Literature Review of Disaster Health Research in Japan

Multiple Injury Profiles—Applications for War Injuries

Maintaining a Flexible Framework: Conducting a Large, Mixed Methodology Study of Refugees' Ideas on Family Planning at Mtendeli Refugee Camp, Kibondo, Tanzania

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