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Volume 15 - September 2000

Theme 5. Application of International Standards to Disasters

Oral Presentations

Project Impact

Bioterrorism: The Threat Posed by Smallpox, Anthrax, and Botulism

Do We Need a “Coordinating-Emergency Physician” in Mass Casualty Incidents: Four Years Experience (1996–1999) in Bavaria

Work of the Hospital of ARCDM “Zaschita” in Earthquakes

Medical Response Protocols For International Events In Canada

Medical Staff Response to the Introduction of Peer-Supported Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM): A Study of Attitudes at a Tertiary Hospital

Nicaraguan Experiences in Vector Control and Interinstitutional Cooperation after Hurricane Mitch

Health Impact and Risk Factors of Diarrheal Epidemics in the 1998 Bangladesh Floods

A Contingent Approach Towards Health Emergency Management in a Third World Country

Theme 6. Multidisciplinary Team Interaction: Issues and Possible Solutions

Oral Presentations

The Standardization of Interdisciplinary Team for Mass Casualty Management—The Caribbean Experience

Provincial Emergency Program Volunteers: British Columbia's Public Safety Lifeline

Mental Health in Disaster in the Philippines

Major Incident Response by EMS in Hong Kong

The Rally Rejviz (RR) Project

Comparative Analysis of Trauma Outcomes between Rural and Urban Areas in Korea

Cooperation Between Civilians and Military During Disasters

Problems of International Coordination Modeling for Emergency Medical Relief

Medical Planning for a Major Aircraft Accident in Israel

Disaster Response in Mexico

Relief Intervention: Multifaceted Impact on Health of Displaced Persons in Complex Emergency Situations

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Volume 15 - September 2000

Theme 5. Application of International Standards to Disasters

Oral Presentations

Theme 6. Multidisciplinary Team Interaction: Issues and Possible Solutions

Oral Presentations