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Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers International Preparedness and Response to Emergencies and Disasters (IPRED 2010)

Oral Presentations—Pediatrics

Australasian Emergency Department Preparedness for Disasters and Mass-Casualty Incidents Involving Children

Psychological Impact of Disasters on Children—A Case Study from Sri Lanka

Poster Presentations—Pediatrics

(G52) Family Presence during Pediatric Reanimation: An Additional Stress Factor?

(G53) Post-Traumatic Stress Symptomology in Pediatric Accidental Injuries—An Asian Perspective

(G54) Urban Health Programs in Kathmandu: An Effective Child Labor-Related Interventions Program

(G55) Out-of-Hospital Pediatric Cardiopulmonary Arrest in a Rural Community

(G56) Pilot Study for a Pediatric Trauma Registry in Greece

(G57) Developing Methodologies to Assess Resource Needs and Ability to Provide Interventions and Care for Children in Disasters, Terrorism, and Public Health Emergencies

(G59) Medical Aid to Children Injured in Traffic Crashes in the Moscow Area

Keynote 5

Psychosocial Activities with Children Impacted by War and Natural Disasters

Keynote 6

Keeping Abreast of Change

Oral Presentations—Communication and Information

Space-Based Solutions for Disaster and Emergency Medicine

Emergency Communication Inter-Operability Planning for Disaster Response

Prehospital Application of Telemedicine during Sudden-Onset Disasters

The Global EMS Forum: Implementation of an International Emergency Medical Services Networking and Information-Sharing Platform

Information-Sharing Networks for Global Emergency Medical Services

Teleconsultation and Telemedicine in Disaster Medicine and Austere Environments—”Satellite Telemedicine”: A New Italian Project of the Alpini Field Hospital

1–1–2 and Emergency Telecommunications in Europe: Past, Present, and Future

Poster Presentations—Communication and Information

(O68) MedDSM Proposes Two New Tools to Cope with Disasters

(O69) Video-Assisted Telemedicine System Improves Triage and Situational Awareness in Disaster Response

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Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers International Preparedness and Response to Emergencies and Disasters (IPRED 2010)

Oral Presentations—Pediatrics

Poster Presentations—Pediatrics

Keynote 5

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Oral Presentations—Communication and Information

Poster Presentations—Communication and Information