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Volume 22 - April 2007

Contents

Page 25 of 33

Poster Presentations—Theme 12: Preparedness

(121) Selling Disaster Preparedness to the Public: Why Are They Not Buying?
A.L. Garrett, D.M. Abramson, I. Redlener
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(202) Hospital Disaster Planning—Critical Elements for Success
D.L. Dixon
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(203) Development of the Local Disaster Medical Assistance Team System in a Local Government and the Tohoku Region of Japan
K. Morino, H. Henmi, M. Honma, Y. Otomo, H. Kondo, S. Yamanouchi, T. Kenichiro, Y. Tsujimoto
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(204) Orthopedic Preparedness vis-a-vis Capacity Development: Observations from a Tsunami Medical Relief Camp in India
J.P. Prakash, K.M. Shyamprasad, U.G. Gauthamdas, J.S. Prakash
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(205) Importance of Population Self-Sustainability in Crisis Situations
C. Motz
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(206) Preparing Citizens for Emergencies by Using Ubiquitous Learning Methods
N.C.M. Theunissen, M. Emmerik, M. van Berlo, I. van der Beijl
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(207) Implementation of Emergency Medical Service during the Primary Stage of a Disaster: The Emergency Response Plan of the National Museum of Natural Science
S. W. Chien, W.S. Li, T.H. Chiang
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(208) Health Issues of Women Refugees in Canada: A View from Kosovar Women and Sponsor Groups Involved in Settlement
L. Redwood-Campbell, M. Howard, J. Koteles, N. Fowler, H. Thind, J. Kaczorowski
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17 February 2017, pp. S122-S123
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(209) Securing Safety—Leadership in Pandemic Preparedness for the Prehospital Environment
J.P. Higgins
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Session 1

Oral Presentations—Topic 13: Public Health

Outsourcing Public Health Emergency Drills and Exercises
W.A. Alvarez, K.M. Gebbie, J.V. Valas
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17 February 2017, p. S123
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Role of the Emergency Medical Services System as Part of Public Health Emergency Response
M.J. Reilly, D.S. Markenson
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17 February 2017, pp. S123-S124
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Health Emergency Preparedness in Small Islands and Archipelagos—Recommendations and Minimum Standards
I.M.A. Pereira, D.G. Pyrros, M. Debacker, K. Peleg
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17 February 2017, p. S124
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Self-Presenting Patients Attending an Emergency Department: Perceptions of Healthcare Needs
J. Grimshaw, K.H. Challen
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17 February 2017, p. S124
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Vulnerability and Adaptive Behavior of Low Income Communities in Flood Management and Planning Regimes in Kampala City, Uganda
P.I. Mukwaya, H. Sengendo, N.O. Nur Hirabe
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Oral Presentations—Topic 13: Public Health

Epidemiological Evidence for the 2005 Niger Nutritional Crisis
N. Nombella, B. Moonen, I. Defourny, J. Sekkenes, V. Gaboulaud, V Brown
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Pre-Existing Health Conditions, Injuries Sustained, and Ongoing Health Problems in Evacuees Participating in the 11 September 2001 World Trade Center Evacuation Study
K.A. Qureshi, M. Gershon, M. Sherman
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17 February 2017, pp. S125-S126
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Anti-Microbial Resistant Gram Negative Bacilli in Water in Banda Aceh: For Rational Antibiotic Use for Traumatic Wounds Caused by Tsunami
J. Okumura, T. Kai, Z. Hayati, F. Karmil, K. Kimura, Y. Yamamoto
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Local Implementation of International and National Recommendations for Pandemic Flu Preparedness in a Swiss Western State
M. Potin, E.M. Masserey, V.A. Addor, G.Z. Zanetti, B. Yersin
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Chronic Renal Insufficiency and Diabetes Mellitus following Disasters: A Model For Reform
A.C. Miller, B. Arquilla
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17 February 2017, p. S127
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Do Healthcare Providers Responding to Disasters Have Public Health Awareness and Preparedness?
D.B. Brahmbhatt, J.C. Chan, E.H. Hsu, H.M. Mowafi, T.K. Kirsch, P.G. Greenough
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Volume 22 - April 2007

Poster Presentations—Theme 12: Preparedness

(121) Selling Disaster Preparedness to the Public: Why Are They Not Buying?

(202) Hospital Disaster Planning—Critical Elements for Success

(203) Development of the Local Disaster Medical Assistance Team System in a Local Government and the Tohoku Region of Japan

(204) Orthopedic Preparedness vis-a-vis Capacity Development: Observations from a Tsunami Medical Relief Camp in India

(205) Importance of Population Self-Sustainability in Crisis Situations

(206) Preparing Citizens for Emergencies by Using Ubiquitous Learning Methods

(207) Implementation of Emergency Medical Service during the Primary Stage of a Disaster: The Emergency Response Plan of the National Museum of Natural Science

(208) Health Issues of Women Refugees in Canada: A View from Kosovar Women and Sponsor Groups Involved in Settlement

(209) Securing Safety—Leadership in Pandemic Preparedness for the Prehospital Environment

Session 1

Oral Presentations—Topic 13: Public Health

Outsourcing Public Health Emergency Drills and Exercises

Role of the Emergency Medical Services System as Part of Public Health Emergency Response

Health Emergency Preparedness in Small Islands and Archipelagos—Recommendations and Minimum Standards

Self-Presenting Patients Attending an Emergency Department: Perceptions of Healthcare Needs

Vulnerability and Adaptive Behavior of Low Income Communities in Flood Management and Planning Regimes in Kampala City, Uganda

Session 2

Oral Presentations—Topic 13: Public Health

Epidemiological Evidence for the 2005 Niger Nutritional Crisis

Pre-Existing Health Conditions, Injuries Sustained, and Ongoing Health Problems in Evacuees Participating in the 11 September 2001 World Trade Center Evacuation Study

Anti-Microbial Resistant Gram Negative Bacilli in Water in Banda Aceh: For Rational Antibiotic Use for Traumatic Wounds Caused by Tsunami

Local Implementation of International and National Recommendations for Pandemic Flu Preparedness in a Swiss Western State

Chronic Renal Insufficiency and Diabetes Mellitus following Disasters: A Model For Reform

Do Healthcare Providers Responding to Disasters Have Public Health Awareness and Preparedness?

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