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Volume 24 - February 2009

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Oral Presentations—Mass Gatherings

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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17 February 2017, pp. s40-s41
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(P84) Schoolies Festival—What Do Young People Do to Stay Safe and Healthy at Crowded Events?
Alison Hutton, Allison Roderick, Rebecca Munt, Paul Arbon
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Oral Presentations—Emergency Medical Services

Developing Disaster Medical Assistance Teams in Australia—From Kandalhudoo to Karratha
Andrew Robertson, Muriel Leclercq
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Development of an Emergency Medical Services and Trauma System in Sri Lanka: An Experiential Report
Ross E. Bryan IV, Amy Marr, Donnie Woodyard, Mohammad Daya
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Unintentional Injury Outcomes Secondary to Pedestrian Traffic Crashes in Southwestern Nigeria: A Descriptive Analysis from One Major Medical Center
Adeleke O. Ifesanya, Dolapo O. Afuwape, Victoria N. Okoje, Atinuke Agunloye, Adesola Odole, Clement A. Okolo, Temitope O. Alonge
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Emergency Medical Services and a Community Development Medicinal Unit: An Overview
Tarak D. Banerjee
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Emergency Medical Services Response to the Athens Riots in December 2008
Anastasia Zygoura, Dimitrios Fragkos, Panagiotis Giannouleas, Alexandros Sotiriou, Demetrios G. Pyrros
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Medical Incident Commander in the UK Ambulance Services
Darren Walter, Andrew Quin
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Helicopter Evacuation of Mountain Accident Victims
Przemyslaw W. Gula, Wojciech Mateja, Stainislaw Krzeptowski-Sabala
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Lightning Strikes in the Polish Tatras
Przemyslaw W. Gula, Stanislaw Krzeptowski-Sabala, Sylweriusz Kosinski
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Patient Opinion is Equal to Clinical Examination Regarding Fracture Prediction
Geraint Williams
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Fear, Familiarity, and the Perception of Risk: A Quantitative Analysis of Disaster-Specific Concerns of Paramedics
Erin C. Smith, Frank L. Archer, Frederick M. Burkle, Jr.
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A New Platform to Enhance the Transportation Safety Aspects of Emergency Medical Services
Nadine Levick, Arthur Cooper, Eileen Frazer
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First Aid and Harm Minimization for Victims of Road Trauma
Paul Arbon
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Volume 24 - February 2009

Oral Presentations—Mass Gatherings

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

(P84) Schoolies Festival—What Do Young People Do to Stay Safe and Healthy at Crowded Events?

Oral Presentations—Emergency Medical Services

Developing Disaster Medical Assistance Teams in Australia—From Kandalhudoo to Karratha

Development of an Emergency Medical Services and Trauma System in Sri Lanka: An Experiential Report

Unintentional Injury Outcomes Secondary to Pedestrian Traffic Crashes in Southwestern Nigeria: A Descriptive Analysis from One Major Medical Center

Emergency Medical Services and a Community Development Medicinal Unit: An Overview

Emergency Medical Services Response to the Athens Riots in December 2008

Medical Incident Commander in the UK Ambulance Services

Helicopter Evacuation of Mountain Accident Victims

Lightning Strikes in the Polish Tatras

Patient Opinion is Equal to Clinical Examination Regarding Fracture Prediction

Fear, Familiarity, and the Perception of Risk: A Quantitative Analysis of Disaster-Specific Concerns of Paramedics

A New Platform to Enhance the Transportation Safety Aspects of Emergency Medical Services

First Aid and Harm Minimization for Victims of Road Trauma

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