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Abstracts of Scientific Papers-WADEM Congress on Disaster and Emergency Medicine 2017

Volume 32 - Supplement S1 - April 2017

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Triage

Identifying Vulnerable Persons in the Community using Standard Clinical Assessment Data
Sandy Van Solm, John Hirdes
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20 April 2017, pp. S237-S238
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Analyzing the Emergency Triage Logbook Components of Road Traffic Accident Victims at AaBET Hospital in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Yonas Abebe, Tolesa Dida, David Silvestri
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20 April 2017, p. S238
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Controlled Undertriage - Hazard or Benefit at Overcrowded Emergency Departments (EDs)?
Monika Bednarek, Karol Malec, Aleksandra Załustowicz
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20 April 2017, pp. S238-S239
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The Relevant Factors of the Early Prognosis and the Need of Intensive Medical Resources of Patients with Multiple Injuries
Di Hao
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20 April 2017, p. S239
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Validation of CRISTO as a Triage Tool in Emergencies and Disasters
Pablo Jiménez, Gessela Carvajal, Xavier Betancourt, Patricia Mogrovejo, Nicole A. Jiménez
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20 April 2017, p. S239
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The Use of the Mobile Information and Communication Technologies in Mass-Casualty Incident and Disaster Management - A Medical Triage System
Arkadiusz Trzos
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20 April 2017, pp. S239-S240
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Results of Lectures and Training on Two Methods of Disaster Triage for Local Residents who are not Medical Personnel.
Makoto Mitsusada, Atsushi Onogawa, Yoichirou Shima
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20 April 2017, p. S240
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Providing Empowerment for Rural Pastoralists after Natural Disasters
Jasmine Dhillon, Rayna Gunvaldsen, Tyra Dickson, Amanda Lawson, Michelle Hamm, Rick Lane
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20 April 2017, p. S241
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Flood Related Injuries and Diseases Occurring in Horses in Louisiana from 2001-2016
Rebecca S. Mcconnico, Mustajab Mirza
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20 April 2017, pp. S241-S242
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Goat Evacuations During the 2012 Oklahoma Wildfires
Tamara Gull, Dana Greene
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20 April 2017, p. S242
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Emergent Planning for the Veterinary Care and Short-Term Housing of Companion Animals Evacuated due to a Wildfire in Alberta, Canada
Cary Hashizume, Phil Buote
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20 April 2017, p. S242
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A Risk Based Algorithm for Managing the Companion Animals of Medically Vulnerable Disaster Evacuees
Charlotte Spires
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20 April 2017, pp. S242-S243
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The Promoting of Wellbeing Before, During, and After an Animal Health Emergency Response.
Edward Malek
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20 April 2017, p. S243
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An Emergency Exercise in the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory - Preparing for a Foreign Animal Disease Outbreak
Maria T. Spinato, Cathy Furness
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20 April 2017, pp. S243-S244
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Establishment of Safer Animal Rescue Capacity in Turkey
Halil Selcukbiricik, Gürbüz Aksoy, Mahmut Sönmez, Osman Karabulut, Sait Sahinalp, Ibrahim Akce
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20 April 2017, p. S244
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Veterinary Oversight of a Short-Term Housing and Veterinary Care Facility for Companion Animals Evacuated due to a Wildfire in Alberta, Canada
Cary Hashizume, Phil Buote
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20 April 2017, p. S244
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Animals in Disasters: Lessons Learned from California’s 2015 Valley Fire
Jeff Smith, Patricia A. Andrade
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20 April 2017, pp. S244-S245
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Incorporation of Experiential Learning for Disaster Response for Veterinary Students, Veterinarians, and Other Animal Stakeholder Groups, Strengthens Overall Community Resilience
Rebecca S. Mcconnico, Neely Walker, Christine Navarre, Mustajab Mirza, Martha Littlefield
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20 April 2017, p. S245
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Veterinary Integration into Multi-agency Disaster Response: Training the Next Generation of Responders
Patricia A. Andrade, James Green, John Madigan
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20 April 2017, pp. S245-S246
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Co-Location and Close Proximity Facilities for Animal and Human Sheltering as Part of a Community Disaster Preparedness Plan: Application of GIS
Patricia A. Andrade, Aki Tanaka
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20 April 2017, p. S246
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Abstracts of Scientific Papers-WADEM Congress on Disaster and Emergency Medicine 2017

Triage

Identifying Vulnerable Persons in the Community using Standard Clinical Assessment Data

Analyzing the Emergency Triage Logbook Components of Road Traffic Accident Victims at AaBET Hospital in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Controlled Undertriage - Hazard or Benefit at Overcrowded Emergency Departments (EDs)?

The Relevant Factors of the Early Prognosis and the Need of Intensive Medical Resources of Patients with Multiple Injuries

Validation of CRISTO as a Triage Tool in Emergencies and Disasters

The Use of the Mobile Information and Communication Technologies in Mass-Casualty Incident and Disaster Management - A Medical Triage System

Results of Lectures and Training on Two Methods of Disaster Triage for Local Residents who are not Medical Personnel.

Veterinary Medicine and Animal Welfare

Providing Empowerment for Rural Pastoralists after Natural Disasters

Flood Related Injuries and Diseases Occurring in Horses in Louisiana from 2001-2016

Goat Evacuations During the 2012 Oklahoma Wildfires

Emergent Planning for the Veterinary Care and Short-Term Housing of Companion Animals Evacuated due to a Wildfire in Alberta, Canada

A Risk Based Algorithm for Managing the Companion Animals of Medically Vulnerable Disaster Evacuees

The Promoting of Wellbeing Before, During, and After an Animal Health Emergency Response.

An Emergency Exercise in the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory - Preparing for a Foreign Animal Disease Outbreak

Establishment of Safer Animal Rescue Capacity in Turkey

Veterinary Oversight of a Short-Term Housing and Veterinary Care Facility for Companion Animals Evacuated due to a Wildfire in Alberta, Canada

Animals in Disasters: Lessons Learned from California’s 2015 Valley Fire

Incorporation of Experiential Learning for Disaster Response for Veterinary Students, Veterinarians, and Other Animal Stakeholder Groups, Strengthens Overall Community Resilience

Veterinary Integration into Multi-agency Disaster Response: Training the Next Generation of Responders

Co-Location and Close Proximity Facilities for Animal and Human Sheltering as Part of a Community Disaster Preparedness Plan: Application of GIS

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