Prehospital and Disaster Medicine: Volume 20 - Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers, 14th World Congress for Disaster and Emergency Medicine, Edinburgh, Scotland, 16-20 May 2005

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Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers, 14th World Congress for Disaster and Emergency Medicine, Edinburgh, Scotland, 16-20 May 2005

Free Papers Theme 22: Education-1 Simulations

Plenary 3: The Politics of Disaster Relief

Is Western Pomerania Ready for a Mass-Casualty Incident—An Analysis of the “Karambol 2003” Simulation

The Toys Brigg Exercise—A German-Netherlands Model for the Teaching Theory of Mass-Casualties Exercises

Free Papers Theme 24: Sharing Our Experience

Plenary 3: The Politics of Disaster Relief

New Orleans and Hurricanes: A City in Peril

Earthquakes and Turkey

Assessment of Medical Responses to Disasters at Kobe University Hospital

Impact of Two Terrorist Bombings on Two Hospitals in Istanbul, Turkey in November, 2003

Lessons Learned Following the Mass-Casualty Terrorist Bombings in Istanbul, Turkey, November 2003

Lessons Learned from Landslide Disaster Due to Torrential Rainfall in Minamata, Japan

Plenary: Hot Topic—Governmental Influence on Disaster Response—Help or Hindrance?

Plenary 3: The Politics of Disaster Relief

The Role of Government and the International Agencies

Health and Politics in the 2003 War with Iraq: Lessons Learned

Military Humanitarianism—An Oxymoron?

Humanitarian Tensions and Challenges

Human Rights Abuses in Conflicts and Disasters

Poster Presentations

Critical Health Infrastructure Planning—Using Data to Improve Critical Infrastructure Planning in Health

Hospital Emergency Medical Incident Command in Taiwan

Lessons Learned from Disaster Research: The Medical Evaluation of the Disaster in Volendam, The Netherlands

Road Safety Is Everybody's Business

Getting Beyond the Physician-Centered Response to Biological Warfare and Infectious Disease: Physicians Are Not the Only “First Responders”

Survey of the Medical Needs and Living Conditions in the 2003 Iran Earthquake

Casualty and Damage Estimation—Accuracy and What Affects It

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Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers, 14th World Congress for Disaster and Emergency Medicine, Edinburgh, Scotland, 16-20 May 2005

Free Papers Theme 22: Education-1 Simulations

Plenary 3: The Politics of Disaster Relief

Free Papers Theme 24: Sharing Our Experience

Plenary 3: The Politics of Disaster Relief

Plenary: Hot Topic—Governmental Influence on Disaster Response—Help or Hindrance?

Plenary 3: The Politics of Disaster Relief

Poster Presentations