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Volume 20 - February 2005

Plenary: Hot Topic—Governmental Influence on Disaster Response—Help or Hindrance?

Plenary 3: The Politics of Disaster Relief

Human Rights Abuses in Conflicts and Disasters

Poster Presentations

Critical Health Infrastructure Planning—Using Data to Improve Critical Infrastructure Planning in Health

Hospital Emergency Medical Incident Command in Taiwan

Lessons Learned from Disaster Research: The Medical Evaluation of the Disaster in Volendam, The Netherlands

Road Safety Is Everybody's Business

Getting Beyond the Physician-Centered Response to Biological Warfare and Infectious Disease: Physicians Are Not the Only “First Responders”

Survey of the Medical Needs and Living Conditions in the 2003 Iran Earthquake

Casualty and Damage Estimation—Accuracy and What Affects It

Linking Disaster Preparedness and Sustainable Development

Metrics for Measuring Disaster Preparedness

The Use of an Emergency Response Tabletop Exercise to Foster Collaboration among Regional Public Health Partners and Academia

Systems Approach to Optimizing Disaster Response

Community-based Therapeutic Care in Ethiopia: A Public Health Approach for the Treatment of Severe Malnutrition

Surge Capacity for Outbreak Investigations: A Partnership Between Columbia University and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (NYC DOHMH)

Mass-Casualty Incidents in Krakow Region, Poland

Hot Weather and the Emergency Room

Establishing Evaluation Criteria for Local Public Health Emergency Drills

Decisions in Complex Emergencies: Methodology Towards Sufficient Valued Evidence

Assessing Adult Malnutrition during Complex Emergencies

Medical Relief in Shelters after October 2004 Earthquakes in Chuetu Region of Niigata Prefecture, Japan

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Volume 20 - February 2005

Plenary: Hot Topic—Governmental Influence on Disaster Response—Help or Hindrance?

Plenary 3: The Politics of Disaster Relief

Poster Presentations