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Volume 15 - September 2000

Theme 3. Sharing Pacific Rim Experiences in Disasters

Oral Presentations

The Medical Response and Problems in 1999 Taiwan Earthquake

Theme 4. Effective Models for Medical and Health Response Coordination

Oral Presentations

Epidemiology in Disasters: Challenges for Public Health Action

Disaster Medicine — Humanitarian Medicine

Urban Search and Rescue: A New Tool for Canadian Emergency Humanitarian Assistance

DART: The Use of Multidisciplinary Human Service Teams for Disaster Response and Recovery

Canadian Forces Operations in Humanitarian Relief

Lost Time = Lost Lives: A Case for Enhanced Inter-Operability in International Relief Operations

Review of Disaster Medicine and Regional Medical Resources after the Chi-Chi (Taiwan) Earthquake

Disaster Response in Bir Hospital Emergency Department

Practical Experience and Efficiency of Management Technologies of Disaster Medicine Service in Russia

Health Care for Japan Disaster Relief Team Personnel following the 1999 Columbia Earthquake

Psychological Aspects of Pre-Earthquake Training and Emergency Management

Drugs and Medical Supplies in Response to the UN Inter-Agency Appeal During the 1998 Flood in Bangladesh: Process, Perspectives, and Lessons Drawn

Preparing Emergency Medical Services for World Motor-Sporting Events: Experiences at the World Motorcycle Grand Prix and the Formula-One World Championships 1999, Sepang International Circuit, Malaysia

Disaster Management Evaluation: The Current Status of the Standardised Protocol in the Utstein Style

Theme 5. Application of International Standards to Disasters

Oral Presentations

Standards of Care in a Crisis Environment: Lessons Learned from Complex Emergencies

The Public Health Role in Disaster Management

Unusual Communicable Diseases: Systematic Approach to Management

Major Disaster Medical Response — What Goes Wrong and What We Can Do About It

Anti-Personnel Landmines – The Explosive Mixture of Medicine and Politics

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Volume 15 - September 2000

Theme 3. Sharing Pacific Rim Experiences in Disasters

Oral Presentations

Theme 4. Effective Models for Medical and Health Response Coordination

Oral Presentations

Theme 5. Application of International Standards to Disasters

Oral Presentations