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Volume 22 - April 2007

Contents

Page 15 of 33

Oral Presentations—Theme 4: Ethics and International Law

Medical Ethics in Mass-Casualty Incidents and Disasters: The Tel Aviv Medical Center Experience
O.B.J. Benin Goren, A. Hassner, O. Lehavi, R. Libster, A. Lior, P. Halpern
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17 February 2017, p. S54
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The Need for a World Association for Disaster and Emergency Medicine Ethical Code
A. A. Ammar
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Poster Presentations—Theme 4: Ethics and International Law

(96) Organization of Surgical Hospital in Case of Ethnical Distrust
A.P.P. Pavlovic, S.S. Sekulic, A.J. Jovanovic, N. V. Videnovic, S.B. Bascarevic
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17 February 2017, pp. S54-S55
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(97) Triage Decisions of Prehospital and Hospital Emergency Healthcare Providers, Using a Multiple Casualty Scenario in Kocaeli, Turkey
N. Ersoy, A. Akpinar, A. Ozdem, A. Akpinar
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17 February 2017, p. S55
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Oral Presentations—Theme 5: Hot Topics

Informatics Solutions for Emergency Planning and Response
E. E. Weiner, P. A. Trangenstein
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Emergency Telecommunications for European Citizens
O. Paul-Morandini
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17 February 2017, pp. S55-S56
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Evidence-Based Triage—Increasing Survivability without Playing God
K. Waddell, K. Waddell II, J. Herndon
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17 February 2017, p. S56
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Rationing Resources: Ethical Issues in Disaster and Epidemic Situations
L.A. Anderson-Shaw, J. Lin
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17 February 2017, p. S56
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A Roadmap for Protection of Participants Mental Health during Disaster Research after the 2001 World Trade Center Event
K.A. Qureshi, M. Gershon, A. Fleishman, V. Ravis, E. Smails
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17 February 2017, p. S56
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Poster Presentations—Theme 5: Hot Topics

(98) Epinephrine for In-Hospital LUCAS-CPR: A Predictor of Outcome?
W. Stockman, R. Wynendaele, P. Durnez
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17 February 2017, p. S57
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(99) Drug Abuse and Emergency Medical Service Ambulance Mobilization in the Metropolitan Context
M.A. Sindos, T.N. Sergentanis, A.N. Togia, D. Ntourakis, I.N. Sergentanis, K. Bachtis, S. Antoniou, D. Pyrros
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(100) Study of Antagonism in Disaster Management Plans with Emphasize on the Reconstruction Period
S. Givehchi, F. Ghazban
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17 February 2017, p. S57
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(101) Political Determinants of Disaster: Kosovo
J Levett
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17 February 2017, p. S58
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Oral Presentations—Theme 6: Humanitarian Crises

Experiences in Establishing a National Unit for Rapid Medical Needs Assessments of Disasters Involving Swedes Abroad
J.L. Riddez, J. von Schreeb, J. Holst
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17 February 2017, p. S58
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The Psychosomatic and Medical Problems Observed during the Evacuation of Swedish Citizens from Lebanon, July 2006
J.L. Riddez, J. von Schreeb, M. Wahl, P.O. Michel
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17 February 2017, p. S58
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Dutch Surgical Team Sent to the Yogyakarta Earthquake Disaster
N. Hoogerwerf, J.C. Goslings, S.R. Pudji
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17 February 2017, p. S59
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Using Baseline Data to Address the Lack of Hospital Beds during Mass-Casualty Incidents
H.H. Hadef, J.C.B. Bartier, D.J.P. Dupeyron
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17 February 2017, p. S59
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Oral Presentations—Theme 6: Humanitarian Crises

Methods for Tracking and Identifying Displaced Persons and Evacuees in a Post-Disaster Environment
M.J. Reilly, G.A. Thomas, P.A. Madrid
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17 February 2017, pp. S59-S60
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Oral Presentations—Theme 6: Humanitarian Crises

Developing Health Indicators in Forgotten, Protracted Refugee and Internally Displaced Populations
P.G. Greenough, R. Nazerali, E. V. Wall
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17 February 2017, p. S60
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Disasters, Women's Health, and Conservative Society: Working in Pakistan With the Turkish Red Crescent Following the South Asian Earthquake
A.C. Miller, B. Arquilla
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17 February 2017, p. S60
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Volume 22 - April 2007

Oral Presentations—Theme 4: Ethics and International Law

Medical Ethics in Mass-Casualty Incidents and Disasters: The Tel Aviv Medical Center Experience

The Need for a World Association for Disaster and Emergency Medicine Ethical Code

Poster Presentations—Theme 4: Ethics and International Law

(96) Organization of Surgical Hospital in Case of Ethnical Distrust

(97) Triage Decisions of Prehospital and Hospital Emergency Healthcare Providers, Using a Multiple Casualty Scenario in Kocaeli, Turkey

Oral Presentations—Theme 5: Hot Topics

Informatics Solutions for Emergency Planning and Response

Session 1

Oral Presentations—Theme 5: Hot Topics

Emergency Telecommunications for European Citizens

Evidence-Based Triage—Increasing Survivability without Playing God

Rationing Resources: Ethical Issues in Disaster and Epidemic Situations

A Roadmap for Protection of Participants Mental Health during Disaster Research after the 2001 World Trade Center Event

Poster Presentations—Theme 5: Hot Topics

(98) Epinephrine for In-Hospital LUCAS-CPR: A Predictor of Outcome?

(99) Drug Abuse and Emergency Medical Service Ambulance Mobilization in the Metropolitan Context

(100) Study of Antagonism in Disaster Management Plans with Emphasize on the Reconstruction Period

(101) Political Determinants of Disaster: Kosovo

Session 1

Oral Presentations—Theme 6: Humanitarian Crises

Experiences in Establishing a National Unit for Rapid Medical Needs Assessments of Disasters Involving Swedes Abroad

The Psychosomatic and Medical Problems Observed during the Evacuation of Swedish Citizens from Lebanon, July 2006

Dutch Surgical Team Sent to the Yogyakarta Earthquake Disaster

Using Baseline Data to Address the Lack of Hospital Beds during Mass-Casualty Incidents

Session 2

Oral Presentations—Theme 6: Humanitarian Crises

Methods for Tracking and Identifying Displaced Persons and Evacuees in a Post-Disaster Environment

Oral Presentations—Theme 6: Humanitarian Crises

Developing Health Indicators in Forgotten, Protracted Refugee and Internally Displaced Populations

Disasters, Women's Health, and Conservative Society: Working in Pakistan With the Turkish Red Crescent Following the South Asian Earthquake

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Oral Presentations—Theme 4: Ethics and International Law

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Oral Presentations—Theme 6: Humanitarian Crises

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Oral Presentations—Theme 6: Humanitarian Crises

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