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Volume 25 - April 2010

Poster Presentations

It's Not a Question of If but When and How Bad: Stage 6, Pandemic H5N1: Increased and Sustained Transmission in the General Population—A Clear and Present Danger

The Reality of Ambulances in a Developing Country

Mass-Casualty Incidents under Low Temperature Conditions: Lessons Learned from the Chorzow Disaster

Risk Assessment for Healthcare Facilities: A Practical Tool

Model of Personnel Mobilization during Mass-Casualty Incidents

The Second Lebanon War—Preparedness, Functioning, and Analyzing Data of Injuries Presenting to the Trauma Unit at the Rambam Health Care Campus

Unique Role of Emergency Medical Services after an Earthquake—A Community-Based Approach

Efficiency of Emergency Evacuation in Multi-Storied Hospital Buildings

Model of Independent Nursing Practice in Chemical Warfare

Emerging Infectious Diseases: Department Design Makes a Difference

Radiological Decontamination, Assessment, and Treatment Center

Challenges and Opportunities in the 2009 Pandemic Influenza Vaccination Program: The Global and Israeli View

Surge for Sale

A Model of Personnel Mobilization during Mass-Casualty Incidents

“We Gotta Get it Right”: Planning for Catastrophic Events

Risk Infections and Bioterrorism

Innovative Medical Shelter for Medical Response

The Medical Disaster Response: Is It More than a Multiple-Casualty Event?

Landslides in the Western Ghats (India) and Disaster Preparedness

Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosion: Simulation and Risk Analysis

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Volume 25 - April 2010

Poster Presentations