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Volume 22 - April 2007

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Page 12 of 33

Session 4: System Developments: New Horizons and Evaluation

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Where is the “State of the Art”? New Initiatives and Innovations in Ambulance Transport Safety in the Developed and Developing Countries
N. Levick
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17 February 2017, pp. S33-S34
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Session 5: Resuscitation

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Strategies for Rescuing Patients from Building Collapses
R.H. Purgay
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17 February 2017, p. S34
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Evaluation Strategy in the Prehospital Emergency Care Coordination Centre in Crete
A. Kouroubali, V. Kontogiannis, M. Zeaki, M. Zervopoulos, H. Loulaki, C. Kompolaki, M. Hatziarsenis, D. Vourvahakis
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Multi-Disciplinary Special Teams Provide Emergency Medical Services Systems with the Capability to Handle Disaster Situations in a Reliable, Safe, and Economical Manner
D.A. Popov, B. Schwartz, L. Mazurik, S. Cheskes, P. Rotolo, D. Silver, G. Maclnnis
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17 February 2017, pp. S34-S35
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Case Study of Issues Related to Emergency Rescue Efforts in Engineering Disasters under Low Temperature Conditions Based on Experience from the Chorzow Disaster
P.G. Gula, W. Brachaczek, C. Kijonka, K. Sosada, I. Mazur, W. Zurawski
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17 February 2017, p. S35
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The Okaloosa Experience: Developing an Evidence-Based Emergency Medical Services System, Based on Common Sense
K. Waddell, J. Herndon
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17 February 2017, p. S35
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Pandemics: Planning-Emergency Medical Services Perspective

Pandemic Influenza: Australian Paramedic Risk Perception Study
V. Tippett, F. Archer, K. Jamrozik, H. Kelly, K. Watt, S. Raven
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17 February 2017, p. S36
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Pandemics: Planning-Emergency Medical Services Perspective

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Ambulance Call-Taking and Dispatch Data: New Approaches to Population-Based, Infectious Disease Surveillance and Triage
V. Tippett, F. Archer, F. Burkle, H. Kelly, M. Coory, K. Jamrozik, I. Bielajs, A. Morgans, K. Watt, S. Raven
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17 February 2017, p. S36
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Session 6: New Horizons and Evaluation

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Two-Year Experience (2005-2006) in Improving Clinical Services in West Aceh after the 2004 Tsunami
H. Wartatmo, H. W. Wardovo
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17 February 2017, pp. S36-S37
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Poster Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

(45) 2005 Belleview and Sosoliso Air-Crash in Nigeria
E.E. Ehikhamenor, E. Okoro, O. Idiodi
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17 February 2017, p. S37
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(46) Lessons from the Peripheries: The Role of Small Mobile Medical Teams in the Pakistan and Indonesian Earthquakes
G.Y.K. Ong, K.L. Toh, S.B. Ng
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17 February 2017, p. S37
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(47) A Retrospective Analysis of Cancelled Helicopter Emergency Medical Services Missions in Nijmegen
D. Sep, C.J.A. Emmen, J. Biert
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17 February 2017, p. S38
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(48) Primary Care Referrals to the Emergency Department of the Regional Hospital of Kébili
Anis Chetoui, Z. Hfaiedh, N. Khayati
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17 February 2017, p. S38
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(49) System Development in the Izmir 112 Command Control Center and Hospital Coordination
M.T. Sofuoglu, Z. Olmezoglu, O. Ozmen, M. Gunduz, R.O. Erol, H.Y. Koyukan, H. Keskin, E. Baris, M. Ozkan
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(50) Creating a New Generation of Leaders in Emergency Preparedness and Response
C.L. Catlett, R.J. Mazzotta
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17 February 2017, p. S39
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(52) Determination of Life or Death Belgrade Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Experience 94
J.B. Josifovski
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17 February 2017, p. S39
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(53) Mass Casualties: Belgrade Emergency Medical Service Response Method
J.B. Josifovski
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(54) Incident Management on Dutch Motorways: First Aid Can Save Lives
W.R. Beukenkamp
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17 February 2017, pp. S39-S40
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(55) Rural Emergency Medicine in Nigeria: A Need for Change
A. Bafor, E. Okparavero, E. Ehikhamenor
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17 February 2017, p. S40
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(56) Systematic Review of Biphasic Versus Monophasic Waveforms for Transthoracic Defibrillation in Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest
A. Sen, S. Faddy, R. Cunningham, P. Jennings
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17 February 2017, p. S40
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Volume 22 - April 2007

Session 4: System Developments: New Horizons and Evaluation

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Where is the “State of the Art”? New Initiatives and Innovations in Ambulance Transport Safety in the Developed and Developing Countries

Session 5: Resuscitation

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Strategies for Rescuing Patients from Building Collapses

Evaluation Strategy in the Prehospital Emergency Care Coordination Centre in Crete

Multi-Disciplinary Special Teams Provide Emergency Medical Services Systems with the Capability to Handle Disaster Situations in a Reliable, Safe, and Economical Manner

Case Study of Issues Related to Emergency Rescue Efforts in Engineering Disasters under Low Temperature Conditions Based on Experience from the Chorzow Disaster

The Okaloosa Experience: Developing an Evidence-Based Emergency Medical Services System, Based on Common Sense

Pandemics: Planning-Emergency Medical Services Perspective

Pandemic Influenza: Australian Paramedic Risk Perception Study

Pandemics: Planning-Emergency Medical Services Perspective

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Ambulance Call-Taking and Dispatch Data: New Approaches to Population-Based, Infectious Disease Surveillance and Triage

Session 6: New Horizons and Evaluation

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Two-Year Experience (2005-2006) in Improving Clinical Services in West Aceh after the 2004 Tsunami

Poster Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

(45) 2005 Belleview and Sosoliso Air-Crash in Nigeria

(46) Lessons from the Peripheries: The Role of Small Mobile Medical Teams in the Pakistan and Indonesian Earthquakes

(47) A Retrospective Analysis of Cancelled Helicopter Emergency Medical Services Missions in Nijmegen

(48) Primary Care Referrals to the Emergency Department of the Regional Hospital of Kébili

(49) System Development in the Izmir 112 Command Control Center and Hospital Coordination

(50) Creating a New Generation of Leaders in Emergency Preparedness and Response

(52) Determination of Life or Death Belgrade Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Experience 94

(53) Mass Casualties: Belgrade Emergency Medical Service Response Method

(54) Incident Management on Dutch Motorways: First Aid Can Save Lives

(55) Rural Emergency Medicine in Nigeria: A Need for Change

(56) Systematic Review of Biphasic Versus Monophasic Waveforms for Transthoracic Defibrillation in Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest

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Session 4: System Developments: New Horizons and Evaluation

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Session 5: Resuscitation

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Pandemics: Planning-Emergency Medical Services Perspective

Pandemics: Planning-Emergency Medical Services Perspective

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Session 6: New Horizons and Evaluation

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Poster Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems