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Volume 15 - September 2000

Theme 2. Telehealth and Communication Technologies in Health

Oral Presentations

Development of Internet GIS System for Disaster Management

The Internet Revolution in Disaster Medicine: the Present and the Promise

Availability and Appropriateness of Communication Technology in Disasters: The Evolution of Virtual Emergency Management Information Systems

Transport Canada Crisis Management System (CMS)

Amateur Radio – A Critical Communication Link

E-Comm Centre: Technology in Action

The Development of a Sustainable Drug Classification System for Humanitarian Disasters

Theme 3. Sharing Pacific Rim Experiences in Disasters

Oral Presentations

A Comparative Study of Emergency Medical Response in Hanshin-Awaji and Taiwan Earthquake: Lessons Learned from Rapid Medical Response in Taiwan Earthquake

Urban Prehospital Emergency Medical Transportation in Taipei following the Taiwan Earthquake

JDR Medical Team's Relief Activities following the Earthquake Disaster in Taiwan

Assessment of Emergency Medical Relief Services following the Taiwan Earthquake

Taiwan 921 Earthquake: A Pictorial Review

Lessons Learned from the Great Hanshin-Awaji Disaster

Global Assessment of Earthquake Countermeasures after the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake

Recent Natural Hazards in North Coast of Venezuela

The Changing Role of the Auxiliary Medical Services in Hong Kong (HKSAR)

Volcanoes and their Potentially Devastating Effects: Case Studies from the Pacific Ring-of-Fire

MSF Activities in Pacific Rim Relief Efforts

Mount Usu Volcanic Eruption in 2000 and Transportation of Severely Injured Patients by Helicopter

The Early Medical Management of Critically Injured Accident Victims in Tokai-mura, 30 September 1999

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Volume 15 - September 2000

Theme 2. Telehealth and Communication Technologies in Health

Oral Presentations

Theme 3. Sharing Pacific Rim Experiences in Disasters

Oral Presentations