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Volume 20 - February 2005

Theme 14: Recent Disasters and Major Incidents—Sharing Our Experience

Plenary 2

The Consequences of an Earthquake in Vrancea on Population and the Healthcare System

The Cafe Fire on New Year's Eve in Volendam, Netherlands: Description of Events

How Academic Emergency Medicine Managed a Real Disaster—An Experience from the Bam Earthquake

Free Papers Theme 18: Education 1—Miscellaneous

Plenary 2

Survey of Student Attitudes Towards and Knowledge of Disaster Preparedness

Development of a Concept of Prehospital Command and Control Training Using Performance Indicators as a Quality Measurement Tool

Bioterrorism Training and Curriculum Development Program

Education and Training for Mass-Casualty Incidents: A One-Day Concept Combining Theoretical Background, Interactive Workshops, and Hands-On Training in a Real-Time Simulation

Disaster Training Competencies for Healthcare Workers

Attitudes, Concerns, and Knowledge of Taiwanese Medical Laboratory Technologists and Students Regarding HIV and AIDS

Infectious Disease Preparedness after SARS—A Singapore Emergency Department's Experience

The Global Epidemic Recognition and Management (GERM) Chart: A Prototype

Examination of Continuous Aspiration of Subglottic Secretions

Major Biological Threats Facing the International Community

The Truth Hurts: Hard Lessons from Exercise Supreme Truth, Australia's Largest Mass-Casualty Field Exercise with Contaminated Casualties

The Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response Wall Chart

Disaster Nursing and Emergency Preparedness for Chemical, Biological, and Radiological Terrorism: An International Curriculum for the Twenty-First Century

“Sentinel” Drills for Emergency Departments—A Way to Assess Bio-Terrorism Preparedness

Health Center Designated for Mild Casualties in a Non-Conventional Terrorism Scenario

Mass Medical Repatriation of Wounded Civilians in an International Terrorist Attack—Lessons Learned from the Tabba/Ras el Satan, Egypt Experience on 07 October 2004

Improving Risk Communication in Radiological Terrorism Events: Findings from a Multi-Year Research Study

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Volume 20 - February 2005

Theme 14: Recent Disasters and Major Incidents—Sharing Our Experience

Plenary 2

Free Papers Theme 18: Education 1—Miscellaneous

Plenary 2