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Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers for 13th World Congress on Disaster and Emergency Medicine

Symposium: Prehospital and Emergency Medicine — Trauma Systems

Trauma in East Crete

Major Trauma in Swedish Paediatric Population — A Survey of Children Admitted to a Paediatric Intensive Care Unit

Symposium: A Research Agenda in Disaster Medicine:What Is Required for Effective Global Collaboration?

Requirements for Research into Disaster Medicine

Establishment and Applications of a Nationwide Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network

Major Incidents in Region Västra Götaland, Sweden, during 25 years

The Impact of Emergency Medical System Design on Performance of Response and Treatment for Disaster Patients

Breakthrough in Mass and Multiple Casualty Triage May Increase the Savings of Lives during a Disaster

High Risk Areas for Public Health Emergencies: A Risk Assessment Model for Conducting Vulnerability Analysis of Hazard-Prone Areas in Bangladesh

Induction of Asthma in Susceptible Individuals Due to Changes in Weather Conditions

Forum: International Nursing

Recommendations for Nursing Requirements at a Field Hospital Based on Israeli Defence Forces Field Hospital at the Earthquake Disaster in Turkey—August 1999

Using Disaster Simulations to Prepare Emergency Nurses for the “Real Thing” in Emergency, Post-Graduate Programmes

Ability and Willingness of Healthcare Personnel to Report to Duty During Severe Disaster Response

Enhancing Standards in Rural CBR Management

Free Papers: Global Sharing: Disaster Planning

Disaster Collaboration on Hokkaido Island

Improving Disaster Management

Community-Based Disaster Preparedness in West Bengal

Characteristics of the Disaster and Emergency Community-based Programmes in Rural East Africa

Remote Area Disaster Response in Australia

Municipal Plans of Emergency in Disaster Prevention

Training in Emergency Ultrasound for Civilian and Military Use

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Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers for 13th World Congress on Disaster and Emergency Medicine

Symposium: Prehospital and Emergency Medicine — Trauma Systems

Symposium: A Research Agenda in Disaster Medicine:What Is Required for Effective Global Collaboration?

Forum: International Nursing

Free Papers: Global Sharing: Disaster Planning