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KAMEDO Report No. 91 2004 Tsunami Disaster in Asia—Home Transport and Emergency Care in Sweden

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 June 2012

Tom Brokopp ,
Helge Brändström ,
Åsa Edsander-Nord ,
Annika Hedelin ,
Lars Johansen ,
Tom Lundin ,
Robert Nyström ,
Louis Riddez  and
Per Örtenwall
Tom Brokopp*
Affiliation:
KAMEDO = Swedish Disaster Medicine Study Organization
Helge Brändström*
Affiliation:
KAMEDO = Swedish Disaster Medicine Study Organization
Åsa Edsander-Nord*
Affiliation:
KAMEDO = Swedish Disaster Medicine Study Organization
Annika Hedelin*
Affiliation:
KAMEDO = Swedish Disaster Medicine Study Organization
Lars Johansen*
Affiliation:
KAMEDO = Swedish Disaster Medicine Study Organization
Tom Lundin*
Affiliation:
KAMEDO = Swedish Disaster Medicine Study Organization
Robert Nyström*
Affiliation:
KAMEDO = Swedish Disaster Medicine Study Organization
Louis Riddez*
Affiliation:
KAMEDO = Swedish Disaster Medicine Study Organization
Per Örtenwall*
Affiliation:
KAMEDO = Swedish Disaster Medicine Study Organization
*
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National Board of Health and WelfareCustomer Service Webstore or National Board of Health and WelfareCustomer ServiceSE-120 88 Stockholm Fax: +46 8 779 96 67 E-mail: socialstyrelsen@strd.se
National Board of Health and WelfareCustomer Service Webstore or National Board of Health and WelfareCustomer ServiceSE-120 88 Stockholm Fax: +46 8 779 96 67 E-mail: socialstyrelsen@strd.se
National Board of Health and WelfareCustomer Service Webstore or National Board of Health and WelfareCustomer ServiceSE-120 88 Stockholm Fax: +46 8 779 96 67 E-mail: socialstyrelsen@strd.se
National Board of Health and WelfareCustomer Service Webstore or National Board of Health and WelfareCustomer ServiceSE-120 88 Stockholm Fax: +46 8 779 96 67 E-mail: socialstyrelsen@strd.se
National Board of Health and WelfareCustomer Service Webstore or National Board of Health and WelfareCustomer ServiceSE-120 88 Stockholm Fax: +46 8 779 96 67 E-mail: socialstyrelsen@strd.se
National Board of Health and WelfareCustomer Service Webstore or National Board of Health and WelfareCustomer ServiceSE-120 88 Stockholm Fax: +46 8 779 96 67 E-mail: socialstyrelsen@strd.se
National Board of Health and WelfareCustomer Service Webstore or National Board of Health and WelfareCustomer ServiceSE-120 88 Stockholm Fax: +46 8 779 96 67 E-mail: socialstyrelsen@strd.se
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Abstract

This is a descriptive report of the Swedish authorities' responses to the tsunami that affected Southeast Asia in December 2004. The main focus is the care of survivors and the injured during their transportation from Thailand and their return to Sweden. The psychological and physical after-effects also are presented based on a poll conducted one year after the tsunami.

Keywords

air medevacArlandaLandvetterMethicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)psycho-social supportsecondary transportationSwedish National Air Medevactraumatic stress reactionstsunami
Type
Special Report
Information
Prehospital and Disaster Medicine , Volume 23 , Issue 5 , October 2008 , pp. 472 - 475
Copyright
Copyright © World Association for Disaster and Emergency Medicine 2008

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