Prehospital and Disaster Medicine: Volume 17 - Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers for 13th World Congress on Disaster and Emergency Medicine

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ISSN: 1049-023X

EISSN: 1945-1938

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In emergency situations, mortality rates are critical indicators of a population's health status. When surveillance systems are not yet functioning or cannot be implemented, rates can be derived from data collected in populationbased, cross-sectional surveys.

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

Free Papers: Global Sharing: Disaster Planning

Are Hospitals Prepared to Face Disaster Situations?

Medical Needs, Public Health, and Living Environment after 1999 Earthquake in Taiwan

Establishment of a Mobile, First-Aid Rescue Team for Urban Disasters

Tactical Emergency Medical Support in Australia

Using GIS as a Tool for Community-Based Disaster Preparedness

Emerging Role of Occupational Hygienist in Man-Made Disasters

Comparison of Effectiveness of Disaster Drill Methodologies: Table Top vs. Simulation Exercise

Symposium: Assessment of the Public Health Effects of Complex Emergencies

Measuring Mortality in Cross-sectional Surveys: Which Methods Are Best and Why?

Food Security Surveillance in the Palestinian Territories

Nutrition Survey in Mauritania

Case Study: Bali: Lessons Learnt

Challenges in Victim Handling at the Sanglah Hospital after Bali Bombing

International SOS Mass Casualty Evacuation - Bali 12 Oct 2002

Secondary Aeromedical Evacuations Post-Bali Bombings

The Bali Bombing – A State Response to a National Disaster

Operation Bali Assist: Australian Defence Force Response to the Bali Bombing on 12 October 2002

Case Study: World Trade Centre: Lessons Learnt

Regional Trauma System Planning after Disaster: The Ongoing New York City Experience

Psychological Disorders Following the World Trade Center Attacks

Symposium: Children in Disasters

Children's Field Hospital — New Model for Organization of Medical Assistance to Children in Extreme Situations

Children and the Threat of Terrorism: Unique Challenges and Special Strategies

Treatment of Children with Explosive Trauma