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Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers 15th World Congress for Disaster and Emergency Medicine

Volume 22 - Supplement S1 - April 2007

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Session 1: System Design

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Ambulance Transport and Services in the Rural Areas of Sweden, Scotland, and Iceland
H. Svavarsdottir, B. Gunnarsson, S. Duason
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17 February 2017, p. S28
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Traffic Crashes in Crete (1996–2006): The Role of EKAB-Crete
D. Vourvahakis, M. Zeaki, S. Loulaki, M. Zervopoulos, V. Kontoyiannis, C.E. Chronaki, D. Panagopoulos
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Session 2: Prehospital Triage and Networking

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Prehospital-Hospital System Network: A Model for Improving Health System Efficiency in Disaster Management
B. Abdi Farkoush, A.R. Djalali, V. Hosseinijenab
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17 February 2017, p. S29
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The Dutch Victim Traffic and Tracing System
L.A. Taal, L.P.H. Leenen
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Prehospital Physiological Scoring: An Aid to Emergency Medical Services?
K. Challen
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Services and Transportation

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Public Pressure and a Scientific Approach to Evaluate the Potential Benefits of a Full-Scale Paramedic Program
A. Lavoie, F. De Champlain, B. Côté, R. Banken
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17 February 2017, p. S30
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Ergonomics of Inter-Hospital Transfers of Critically Ill Patients: A Qualitative Study Using Grounded Theory
A. Sen
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Session 3: Transportation Including Hospital EMS Operations

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

All Over the World
S. Papanikolaou, D. Efthimiadis, A. Mariola, G. Perdikogiannis, C. Kotoula, A. Kiriazis, M. Chael, P. Bergopoulou, S. Dimitropoulos, S. Stergiopoulos
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17 February 2017, pp. S30-S31
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Evolving Physician-Staffed Helicopter Emergency Medical Services System (Doctor-Heli) in Japan
K.M. Mashiko, Y. Hara, H. Matsumoto, Y. Sakamoto, N. Kutsukata, K. Takei, Y. Tomita, N. Saitoh, K. Kanemaru, T. Yagi, T. Mine, H. Hemmi, W. Nishikawa, N. Shinoda, T. Kunimatsu
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Comparison between Helicopter Emergency Medical Services and Ambulance Transportation to Rescue People Injured by Traffic Crashes in Japan
T. Yamaguchi, K. —iko, Y. Sakamoto, M. Kami, E. Kusumi, M. Ohara, H. Hemmi, W. Nishikawa, N. Shinoda, T. Kunimatsu
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Using Medical Helicopters to Evacuate Children with Severe Trauma
V.M. Rozinov, G.A. Chogovadze, V.G. Makhnev, S.A. Fedotov, V.I. Petlakh
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17 February 2017, pp. S31-S32
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Session 4: System Developments: New Horizons and Evaluation

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Fire Service Medical and Prehospital Care Training in the United Kingdom
K. Challen, L. Quinn, D.P. Walter
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17 February 2017, p. S32
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Difficult Intubation on the Street or in Operation Rooms: Does it make a Difference for Experienced Anesthesiologists?
F.A. Broekhuijse, S.R.R. Kanhai, R.S.G.M. Perez, J.J.L.M. Bierens
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17 February 2017, p. S32
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Wireless Distribution and Use of Biosensor Data
M. Kristensen, M. Kyng, E. Christensen
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17 February 2017, p. S33
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Challenges of a Global Level Playing Field for Emergency Medical Systems Transport Safety—A System Safety Emergency?
N. Levick
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Where is the “State of the Art”? New Initiatives and Innovations in Ambulance Transport Safety in the Developed and Developing Countries
N. Levick
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17 February 2017, pp. S33-S34
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Session 5: Resuscitation

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Strategies for Rescuing Patients from Building Collapses
R.H. Purgay
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17 February 2017, p. S34
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Evaluation Strategy in the Prehospital Emergency Care Coordination Centre in Crete
A. Kouroubali, V. Kontogiannis, M. Zeaki, M. Zervopoulos, H. Loulaki, C. Kompolaki, M. Hatziarsenis, D. Vourvahakis
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Multi-Disciplinary Special Teams Provide Emergency Medical Services Systems with the Capability to Handle Disaster Situations in a Reliable, Safe, and Economical Manner
D.A. Popov, B. Schwartz, L. Mazurik, S. Cheskes, P. Rotolo, D. Silver, G. Maclnnis
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17 February 2017, pp. S34-S35
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Case Study of Issues Related to Emergency Rescue Efforts in Engineering Disasters under Low Temperature Conditions Based on Experience from the Chorzow Disaster
P.G. Gula, W. Brachaczek, C. Kijonka, K. Sosada, I. Mazur, W. Zurawski
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Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers 15th World Congress for Disaster and Emergency Medicine

Session 1: System Design

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Ambulance Transport and Services in the Rural Areas of Sweden, Scotland, and Iceland

Traffic Crashes in Crete (1996–2006): The Role of EKAB-Crete

Session 2: Prehospital Triage and Networking

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Prehospital-Hospital System Network: A Model for Improving Health System Efficiency in Disaster Management

The Dutch Victim Traffic and Tracing System

Prehospital Physiological Scoring: An Aid to Emergency Medical Services?

Services and Transportation

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Public Pressure and a Scientific Approach to Evaluate the Potential Benefits of a Full-Scale Paramedic Program

Ergonomics of Inter-Hospital Transfers of Critically Ill Patients: A Qualitative Study Using Grounded Theory

Session 3: Transportation Including Hospital EMS Operations

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

All Over the World

Evolving Physician-Staffed Helicopter Emergency Medical Services System (Doctor-Heli) in Japan

Comparison between Helicopter Emergency Medical Services and Ambulance Transportation to Rescue People Injured by Traffic Crashes in Japan

Using Medical Helicopters to Evacuate Children with Severe Trauma

Session 4: System Developments: New Horizons and Evaluation

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Fire Service Medical and Prehospital Care Training in the United Kingdom

Difficult Intubation on the Street or in Operation Rooms: Does it make a Difference for Experienced Anesthesiologists?

Wireless Distribution and Use of Biosensor Data

Challenges of a Global Level Playing Field for Emergency Medical Systems Transport Safety—A System Safety Emergency?

Where is the “State of the Art”? New Initiatives and Innovations in Ambulance Transport Safety in the Developed and Developing Countries

Session 5: Resuscitation

Oral Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Strategies for Rescuing Patients from Building Collapses

Evaluation Strategy in the Prehospital Emergency Care Coordination Centre in Crete

Multi-Disciplinary Special Teams Provide Emergency Medical Services Systems with the Capability to Handle Disaster Situations in a Reliable, Safe, and Economical Manner

Case Study of Issues Related to Emergency Rescue Efforts in Engineering Disasters under Low Temperature Conditions Based on Experience from the Chorzow Disaster

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