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Volume 15 - September 2000

Theme 6. Multidisciplinary Team Interaction: Issues and Possible Solutions

Oral Presentations

Heroism versus Professionalism in Disaster Rescue

Rescuer Safety in the Rubble Pile

Theme 7. Sharing International Experiences in Disasters

Oral Presentations

The Discotheque Fire in Gothenburg: Experiences Expressed by Ambulance Personnel

Fire Disaster in a Motorway Tunnel

Sea Rescue in the World

Activities of Kobe University Medical Team for Taiwan Earthquake, and Comparison between Initial Responses following the Kobe and Taiwan Earthquakes

The Italian Co-Operation Response in Central America following Hurricane Mitch: Budgeted Priorities and Equity in Humanitarian Assistance

Can Mushroom Poisoning Be Considered as a Disaster?

The 24 Hour, Post-Earthquake Experience of a University Hospital in Turkey

On the Necessity of Rendering Specialized Aid to Children

Epidemiologic Response to an Earthquake Emergency, Turkey, August 1999: Perspectives from a Foreign Health Team

Mobile Ukrainian Hospital in the Earthquake in Turkey

Health and Safety in the Department of National Defence

Lessons Learned of International Importance from Recent Disasters

Perspective of a Canadian Military Surgeon in Bosnia

Ambulance Service Preparation and Response to Hijack Incidents at Stansted Airport

Effects of Kocaeli Earthquake on the Turkish Emergency Response Systems

Theme 8. Education Issues in Disaster Medicine

Oral Presentations

Educating the Medical Profession: Becoming Stress Resilient

Issues and Education in Disaster Health

Shifting Gears in Medical Management from Normality to Crisis

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Volume 15 - September 2000

Theme 6. Multidisciplinary Team Interaction: Issues and Possible Solutions

Oral Presentations

Theme 7. Sharing International Experiences in Disasters

Oral Presentations

Theme 8. Education Issues in Disaster Medicine

Oral Presentations