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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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(R100) European Union Project: Identifying the Needs of Medical First Responders in Disasters
Stepan Vymetal, Chaim Rafalowski
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(R101) Comparison of Three Methods to Decrease Cardiovascular Responses to Pin Application
Chhavi Papneja, Ashwin Udupa
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(R102) Efficacy and Safety of a Novel Abdominal Tourniquet Device for the Control of Pelvic and Lower Extremity Hemorrhage
Eric M. Greenfield, Richard B. Schwartz, John M. Croushorn, Dewitt A. Pittman, Stephen A. Shiver, Jeffrey R. Lee
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(R103) Using GRADE to Assess Quality of Prehospital Medicine Literature
Ayan Sen, Sandra I. Castelblanco Betancourt
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Oral Presentations—Mass Gatherings

Preparing for and Responding to Public Health Issues at a Major Mass Gathering: What Happened at World Youth Day 2008?
Jan Fizzell, Paul K. Armstrong, Sheena Adamson, Kerry Chant, Jeremy M. McAnulty
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Guidelines for Disaster Management to Prevent Mass-Psychogenic Illness
Johan S. de Cock, Charlotte Meiss-de Haas, Irene van der Woude, Nicol Nijhuis, Henk Jans, Jan Christiaanse
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Evaluating the Influential Factors in Mass-Gathering Casualty Presentations—World Youth Day, Sydney, Australia 2008
Paul Arbon, Jamie Ranse
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Ambulatory Medical Services in Hajj
Tarek S. Arnous
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Emergency System for Spectators at the F1 Grand Prix in Japan, 2007 and 2008
Norifumi Ninomiya
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EURO 08: Lessons Learned from a Nearby State of a Host City
Mathieu Potin, Jean-Gabriel Clouet, Georges Vittoz, Laurent Vallotton, Bertrand Yersin
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Medical Activities and Preparedness in Professional Baseball Stadiums in Japan: A Survey
Kazutoshi Kuboyama, Seishiro Marukawa, Kazumasa Yoshinaga
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National Guidelines for Safety at Music Events in Sweden
Annika Hedelin, Per Örtenwall
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Establishing a System of Paramedical Training for those with Bachelors Degrees and Mid-Level Workers in South Africa in Preparation for the 2010 World Cup
Theo Ligthelm
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Medical Risk Classification for Mass Gatherings
Hazel Harley, Andrew Robertson
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Poster Presentations—Mass Gatherings

(P78) SAGEC 67: A Free Incident Management Software Program
Hysham Hadef, Jean Claude Bartier
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(P79) Reducing Public Anxiety following a Mass-Casualty Incident
Bruria B. Adini, Kobi Peleg, Robert Cohen, Daniel Laor
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(P80) Planning Healthcare Resources at Sporting Events in Sweden
Amir Khorram-Manesh, Andreas Berner, Annika Hedelin, Per Örtenwall, Gib Åhlen
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(P81) Role of a Mobile Intensive Care Unit in the Emergency Medical System of the 2008 G8 Summit in Japan
Takayuki Irahara, Hisayoshi Kondo, Seizan Tanabe, Akira Fuse, Shigeki Kushimoto, Hiroyuki Yokota
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(P82) Public Health Services “Getting a Seat at the Emergency Planning Table”
Jan Fizzel, Paul K. Armstrong, Kerry Chant
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(P83) Lessons Learned during a Mass Gathering of 10,000 Indigenous People
Sandra I. Castelblanco Betancourt, Ayan Sen
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(R100) European Union Project: Identifying the Needs of Medical First Responders in Disasters

(R101) Comparison of Three Methods to Decrease Cardiovascular Responses to Pin Application

(R102) Efficacy and Safety of a Novel Abdominal Tourniquet Device for the Control of Pelvic and Lower Extremity Hemorrhage

(R103) Using GRADE to Assess Quality of Prehospital Medicine Literature

Oral Presentations—Mass Gatherings

Preparing for and Responding to Public Health Issues at a Major Mass Gathering: What Happened at World Youth Day 2008?

Guidelines for Disaster Management to Prevent Mass-Psychogenic Illness

Evaluating the Influential Factors in Mass-Gathering Casualty Presentations—World Youth Day, Sydney, Australia 2008

Ambulatory Medical Services in Hajj

Emergency System for Spectators at the F1 Grand Prix in Japan, 2007 and 2008

EURO 08: Lessons Learned from a Nearby State of a Host City

Medical Activities and Preparedness in Professional Baseball Stadiums in Japan: A Survey

National Guidelines for Safety at Music Events in Sweden

Establishing a System of Paramedical Training for those with Bachelors Degrees and Mid-Level Workers in South Africa in Preparation for the 2010 World Cup

Medical Risk Classification for Mass Gatherings

Poster Presentations—Mass Gatherings

(P78) SAGEC 67: A Free Incident Management Software Program

(P79) Reducing Public Anxiety following a Mass-Casualty Incident

(P80) Planning Healthcare Resources at Sporting Events in Sweden

(P81) Role of a Mobile Intensive Care Unit in the Emergency Medical System of the 2008 G8 Summit in Japan

(P82) Public Health Services “Getting a Seat at the Emergency Planning Table”

(P83) Lessons Learned during a Mass Gathering of 10,000 Indigenous People

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