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Volume 20 - February 2005

Poster Presentations

Recommended Modifications and Applications of the Hospital Emergency Incident Command System

Estimated Vaccination of Population and Number of Clinics for Area Populations

Systematic Review of the Decontamination of Chemically Contaminated Casualties

Destruction of Conventional and Chemical Weapons from World War I (1914–1918), Ieper, Belgium—Example of Long-term Problems after War Situations

The Bhopal Saga—Causes and Consequences of the World's Largest Industrial Disaster

Nerve Agent Poisoning of Children: Medical and Operational Considerations for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in a Large American City

Clinical Decision Support for Visual Diagnosis

Long-term Environmental and Health Effects of Weapons with Depleted Uranium

Late Respiratory Complications of Sulfur Mustard Poisoning in Iranian Veterans

A Modification of the JUMPStart Triage Algorithm Used for a Large American City

Mass Toxicological Incidents (MTIs)—Are Local Procedures Necessary?

Assessment of Psychosocial Impacts of a Chemical Weapons Attack on Civilian Population of Sardasht, Iran

Minimizing Health Effects of Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Hazards in Large-Scale Disasters

Hydroxocobalamin as a Cyanide Antidote: Prehospital Use for Smoke Inhalation and Suspected Cyanide Releases

Emergency Department-Based Enhanced Bioterrorism Surveillance System: Experience in Korea

Development of a Comprehensive Bioterrorism Information System in Korea

Terror Australis Redux: Revisiting Australian Emergency Department Preparedness for Terrorism

Preparations for Possible Bioterrorism Attack

A Consensus Process on the Management of Major Burns Accidents: Lessons Learned from the Café Fire in Volendam, Netherlands

Meeting the Challenge—Appointment of a Full-Time Emergency Management Coordinator in a Melbourne Healthcare Network

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Volume 20 - February 2005

Poster Presentations