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Volume 25 - April 2010

Poster Presentations

Psychological Impact of Terrorist Attacks on First Responders: Influence on Post-Traumatic Symptoms among Volunteers in Ambulance Teams

Local Authority Functions in the Field of Civil Defense

Simulation as a Training Method

Admission of Evacuated Mass Casualties—Experience of the Gulhane Military Medical Academy

Stress Inoculation Training for Emergency Room Nurses in Tel-Hashomer Hospital

Preparedness of Health Systems for Mass-Casualty Situations: A NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Mass-Casualty Situation Recommendations

First Aid Training among Civilians in a Time of War: Gaining Necessary Skills for Coping with Anxiety

Scaling of Earthquakes Facilitates Efficacy and Defines New Roles of Emergency Medical Services

Factors Influencing the Willingness to Return to Volunteer among Magen David Adom Volunteers during Times of War

Emergency Response Plan for Teaching Hospital Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka

Smoking Changes in Southern Israel during Operation Cast Lead, January 2009

Successful Secondary Prevention of Post-Traumatic Symptoms among Young Ambulance Team Workers Exposed to Terrorism

Medical Civil Protection in Germany

Chemical Response Advisory Team: Improving the Preparedness and Management of Mass-Casualty Toxicological Incidents

Pathfinders Task Force: A Replicable Resource that Combines Civil/Military into a Cohesive, Logical, Response Unit

Volunteers—An Effective Force Multiplier for Mass-Care Operations

Israeli Medical Corps Intervention

Preparing a Hospital for an Unconventional Mass Casualty Event

The Israel Defense Forces Secondary Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Prevention Program for Casualty Notification Officers

The Military Role in a, Influenza Pandemic

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Volume 25 - April 2010

Poster Presentations