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Volume 22 - April 2007

Contents

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Session 5: Systems 2

Oral Presentations—Theme 12: Preparedness

Just-in-Time Training for Medical Reserve Corps Unit Volunteers in a Point of Distribution Clinic Operation: Does it Work
K.A. Qureshi, E. Scanlon
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17 February 2017, p. S107
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Comparison of Hospital Incident Command Systems (HICS) in Hospitals of Four Different Countries: Does HICS Mean the Same Everywhere?
M. Eryilmaz, S.J. Wang, S. Suner, J. Levett, N. Sarp, G. Ozel
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17 February 2017, pp. S107-108
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Experiences with Frozen Blood Products in the Netherlands Military
C.C.M. Lelkens, J.G. Koning, I.B.G. Floot, F. Noorman
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17 February 2017, p. S108
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Session 6: Planning 1

Oral Presentations—Theme 12: Preparedness

Relationship between Transformational Leadership and the Organizational Performance of Hospital-Based Disaster Coordinators Using the Multifactor Leadership Questionnaire
E.L. Downey
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17 February 2017, p. S108
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Surge Capacity: A Conceptual Framework for Disaster Preparedness and the Need for Reassessment and Research to Develop Readiness Benchmarks
T.A. Bey, K.L. Koenig, D.F. Barbisch
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17 February 2017, pp. S108-S109
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Surge Capacity Planning in Western Australia
M.G. Leclercq, H.E. Harley
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17 February 2017, p. S109
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Disaster Management and Hospital Preparedness: “The Krefeld Model”
G. Leledakis, P. Gretenkort
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17 February 2017, p. S109
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Session 7: Planning 2

Oral Presentations—Theme 12: Preparedness

Emergency Health System Evaluation Using Combined Simulation and Global Information System Methodology
K. Antos, B. Jezek, J. Vanek, M. Prochazka
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17 February 2017, p. S110
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Mass-Casualty Incident Contingency Plan: Hospital Preparedness and Medical Protocols
O.B.J. Benin Goren
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17 February 2017, p. S110
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Disaster Response Plan of Iranian Blood Transfusion Organization
M.H. Radfar, H. Abolghasemi, S. M. Tabatabaee
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17 February 2017, p. S110
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Tangible User Interfaces in Order to Improve Collaborative Interactions and Decision-Making during Disaster Management
E. van Borkulo, H.J. Scholten, S. Zlatanova
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17 February 2017, pp. S110-S111
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Poster Presentations—Theme 12: Preparedness

(170) Factors Affecting Disaster Volunteer Retention
C. Steerman, V. Cole
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17 February 2017, p. S111
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(171) Role of National Poisons Information Centre in the Response to Nuclear Accidents in the Netherlands
R. de Groot, A.J.H.P. van Riel, Y.S. Kok-Palma, J. Meulenbelt, M.E.C. Leenders
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(172) The “Hospital Preparedness for Contaminated Patients” Score (HPCPS) as a Proposed Tool for a More Objective Assessment of Hospital NBC Readiness
A. Ziegler
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17 February 2017, pp. S111-S112
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(173) Support Mechanisms for Healthcare Workers in Institutional Emergency Planning: Gap Analysis of Three Hospital Emergency Plans
C.A. Amaratunga, T.L. O'Sullivan
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17 February 2017, p. S112
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(174) Specialized Kit Development by Donor Governments for Influenza Pandemic Preparedness
D.A. Bradt, C.M. Drummond
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17 February 2017, p. S112
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(175) Effects of Seasonal Variation on Hazardous Chemical Releases
I. Zimmerman, R.L. Lima, R.P. Pietrobon, D.M. Marcozzi
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17 February 2017, p. S113
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(176) Preparedness for Mass-Casualty Incidents
G.G. Gion
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(177) Acceptation, Evaluation, and Risk Acuity Classification Based on Andorra and Canadian Models: A Pilot Project in a Private, Tertiary Hospital in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
P.N. Neto, P. Oliveira Neto, L. Cavalcanti, F. Gutierrez, R. Gavina, C. Ferrari
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(178) Preparing for a Pandemic: The Need to Connect Rhetoric and Resources
I. Redlener, A. Garrett, S. S. Morse
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17 February 2017, p. S114
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Session 5: Systems 2

Oral Presentations—Theme 12: Preparedness

Just-in-Time Training for Medical Reserve Corps Unit Volunteers in a Point of Distribution Clinic Operation: Does it Work

Comparison of Hospital Incident Command Systems (HICS) in Hospitals of Four Different Countries: Does HICS Mean the Same Everywhere?

Experiences with Frozen Blood Products in the Netherlands Military

Session 6: Planning 1

Oral Presentations—Theme 12: Preparedness

Relationship between Transformational Leadership and the Organizational Performance of Hospital-Based Disaster Coordinators Using the Multifactor Leadership Questionnaire

Surge Capacity: A Conceptual Framework for Disaster Preparedness and the Need for Reassessment and Research to Develop Readiness Benchmarks

Surge Capacity Planning in Western Australia

Disaster Management and Hospital Preparedness: “The Krefeld Model”

Session 7: Planning 2

Oral Presentations—Theme 12: Preparedness

Emergency Health System Evaluation Using Combined Simulation and Global Information System Methodology

Mass-Casualty Incident Contingency Plan: Hospital Preparedness and Medical Protocols

Disaster Response Plan of Iranian Blood Transfusion Organization

Tangible User Interfaces in Order to Improve Collaborative Interactions and Decision-Making during Disaster Management

Poster Presentations—Theme 12: Preparedness

(170) Factors Affecting Disaster Volunteer Retention

(171) Role of National Poisons Information Centre in the Response to Nuclear Accidents in the Netherlands

(172) The “Hospital Preparedness for Contaminated Patients” Score (HPCPS) as a Proposed Tool for a More Objective Assessment of Hospital NBC Readiness

(173) Support Mechanisms for Healthcare Workers in Institutional Emergency Planning: Gap Analysis of Three Hospital Emergency Plans

(174) Specialized Kit Development by Donor Governments for Influenza Pandemic Preparedness

(175) Effects of Seasonal Variation on Hazardous Chemical Releases

(176) Preparedness for Mass-Casualty Incidents

(177) Acceptation, Evaluation, and Risk Acuity Classification Based on Andorra and Canadian Models: A Pilot Project in a Private, Tertiary Hospital in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

(178) Preparing for a Pandemic: The Need to Connect Rhetoric and Resources

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