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Volume 20 - February 2005

Theme 11: Terrorism

Plenary 2

The Strategic National Stockpile Program: Emergency Response Preparedness for Chemical, Biological, and Radiological Disasters through Present and Future Initiatives

Predictors of Suicidal Ideation in 1,138 of the 11 September World Trade Center Rescue and Recovery Workers

Plenary 2

Aftermath of the World's Worst Chemical Disaster

Tasks of Disaster Medicine Services to Counteract the Risk of Accidents at Operating Nuclear Power Plants in Russia

High Security Bio-Safety Isolation under Operational Circumstances

Triage System Development in the Palestinian Territories

Israeli-Polish Cooperation Program for Disaster Preparedness

Do Paramedics Need to Learn Cultural Understanding to Manage Acute Health Events Effectively?

Qualitative and Quantitative Assessment of an Emergency Medicine Training Course in the Palestinian Territories

The Usefulness of Hypothetical Exercises in Disaster Preparedness

Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behavior of Occupational Physicians Related to Burn Cases: A Cross-Sectional Survey in Turkey

Theme 12: Emergency Medical Services Systems Design

Plenary 2

Effective Planning for Disasters: The Hospital Response

Preparing a National Health Emergency Plan

The State of Connecticut Emergency Credentialing System

How Can We Reduce On-Scene Time in an Urban Region?

Prospective, Cross-Sectional Analysis of Hospital Bed Surge Capacity in Selected San Diego Hospitals

Sensitivity and Specificity of Advanced Medical Priority Dispatch System (AMPDS) in Detecting Cardiac Arrests in Melbourne

Theme 14: Recent Disasters and Major Incidents—Sharing Our Experience

Plenary 2

Medical Relief during the Gujarat Earthquake in India

International Medical Response to a Natural Disaster: Lessons Learned from the Bam Earthquake

Assessment of Palestinian Emergency Health

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Volume 20 - February 2005

Theme 11: Terrorism

Plenary 2

Plenary 2

Theme 12: Emergency Medical Services Systems Design

Plenary 2

Theme 14: Recent Disasters and Major Incidents—Sharing Our Experience

Plenary 2