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Abstracts of Scientific Papers-WADEM Congress on Disaster and Emergency Medicine 2017

Volume 32 - Supplement S1 - April 2017

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Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN)

Necessity of Information Sharing System of Air Dose Levels to Secure enough Medical Teams within the Evacuation Zone in Nuclear Disasters
Masaru Ogasawara, Kazuma Morino, Hisayoshi Kondo
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20 April 2017, p. S9
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Nuclear Disasters: Our Actual Medical Experience
Yoshikura Haraguchi
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Our Preparedness for Radiological Disaster as the City Suffered from the Atomic Bomb Attack, Japan
Yoshihiro Nozaki
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20 April 2017, pp. S9-S10
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Civil-Military Collaborative Operations

Collaborative Operations Military Surgical Team Care in Civilian Hospitals during Russia’s Hybrid War against Ukraine: Injury Patterns and Care Practices
Oleksandr Garashchuk, Oleksandr Galiiev, Roman Berezskii, Roman Pavchak, Viacheslav Zinchenko, Yurii Bohuslavskyi
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20 April 2017, p. S11
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Outcome for Patients with Extremity Wound Infection Following War-Associated Injuries
Andreas Älgå, Måns Muhrbeck, Harald Veen, Peter Andersson, Johan Von Schreeb, Jonas Malmstedt
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20 April 2017, pp. S11-S12
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Military and Civilian Collaboration within Medical First Responders - the Israeli Experience
Eyal Furman, Gil Moshkowitz
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20 April 2017, p. S12
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Military and Civilian Experience in Providing Medical Care to Pediatric Patients in Disasters and Mass Casualty Incidents - What Can We Learn from Each Other?
Katarzyna Dlugosz
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20 April 2017, p. S12
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Development of New Triage and Scene Management Techniques to Provide a More Effective Response to Active Shooter Situations
Brad Keating
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20 April 2017, pp. S12-S13
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Evacuating a Geriatric Medical Facility during Emergencies - Exercising a Complex Challenge
R. Ringel, A. Ohana, E. Furman, B. Adini
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20 April 2017, p. S13
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Conflict and Disaster Medicine: The State of Military Medicine in Ukraine
John M. Quinn V, Vladimir Bencko, Patrick Chellew, Olia Romaniuk
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20 April 2017, pp. S13-S14
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Disaster Medicine Controversies

Disaster Psychiatric Assistance Team (DPAT): The Present Situation and Future Measures to Address Disaster Psychiatry in Japan
Yuzuru Kawashima
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20 April 2017, p. S15
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Preparedness Analysis for Management of Bleeding during Mass Casualty Incidents, Qom, Iran
Seyed Ali Tabatabaey Mashhadi
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20 April 2017, p. S15
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Disabled People in Disasters - EC Project “EUNAD-Implementation“
Stepan Vymetal
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20 April 2017, pp. S15-S16
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Crisis Standards of Care: Concepts of Operations and Tools
Vicki L. Sakata
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20 April 2017, p. S16
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The Golden 100 Hours of Mass Casualty: A Civilian Team Applying the Military ‘Mobile Forward Surgical Team’ Model to Deliver Mass Casualty Surgical Care in the Aftermath of Super Typhoon Haiyan
Richard P. Koehler, Michael M. Karch, David T. Page, Sara May, Martha Kim, Wayne Anderson, Jon Bourne
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20 April 2017, p. S16
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Using Mind Mapping Technology for Personal Preparedness Planning
Alexander Chang
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20 April 2017, p. S17
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Countdown to the Future - The Biggest Threat: Man-Made or Nature-Source Disasters?
Akif M. Donmez
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20 April 2017, p. S17
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Understanding the Impact of Visual Imagery in Emergency Warning Messages
Vivienne C. Tippett, Stacey Pizzino, S Greer, D Dootson, A Mehta
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20 April 2017, pp. S17-S18
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Outcome Following Cranioplasty, with Bone Flap Stored in Bone Bank or in Abdomen, in Severe Head Injury Patients
Aswathy Indira
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20 April 2017, p. S18
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Online Disaster Training for Clinicians and Non-clinicians at a Children's Hospital
Alan L. Nager, Solomon M. Behar, Bridget M. Berg, Phung K. Pham, Jeffrey S. Upperman
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20 April 2017, pp. S18-S19
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Abstracts of Scientific Papers-WADEM Congress on Disaster and Emergency Medicine 2017

Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN)

Necessity of Information Sharing System of Air Dose Levels to Secure enough Medical Teams within the Evacuation Zone in Nuclear Disasters

Nuclear Disasters: Our Actual Medical Experience

Our Preparedness for Radiological Disaster as the City Suffered from the Atomic Bomb Attack, Japan

Civil-Military Collaborative Operations

Collaborative Operations Military Surgical Team Care in Civilian Hospitals during Russia’s Hybrid War against Ukraine: Injury Patterns and Care Practices

Outcome for Patients with Extremity Wound Infection Following War-Associated Injuries

Military and Civilian Collaboration within Medical First Responders - the Israeli Experience

Military and Civilian Experience in Providing Medical Care to Pediatric Patients in Disasters and Mass Casualty Incidents - What Can We Learn from Each Other?

Development of New Triage and Scene Management Techniques to Provide a More Effective Response to Active Shooter Situations

Evacuating a Geriatric Medical Facility during Emergencies - Exercising a Complex Challenge

Conflict and Disaster Medicine: The State of Military Medicine in Ukraine

Disaster Medicine Controversies

Disaster Psychiatric Assistance Team (DPAT): The Present Situation and Future Measures to Address Disaster Psychiatry in Japan

Preparedness Analysis for Management of Bleeding during Mass Casualty Incidents, Qom, Iran

Disabled People in Disasters - EC Project “EUNAD-Implementation“

Crisis Standards of Care: Concepts of Operations and Tools

The Golden 100 Hours of Mass Casualty: A Civilian Team Applying the Military ‘Mobile Forward Surgical Team’ Model to Deliver Mass Casualty Surgical Care in the Aftermath of Super Typhoon Haiyan

Using Mind Mapping Technology for Personal Preparedness Planning

Countdown to the Future - The Biggest Threat: Man-Made or Nature-Source Disasters?

Understanding the Impact of Visual Imagery in Emergency Warning Messages

Outcome Following Cranioplasty, with Bone Flap Stored in Bone Bank or in Abdomen, in Severe Head Injury Patients

Online Disaster Training for Clinicians and Non-clinicians at a Children's Hospital

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