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Volume 32 - December 2017

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Mass Gatherings

Evaluation of Public Health Aspects of the 100th “Walk of the World” International Four Day March Nijmegen
Marije Van Dalen, Ties Eikendal, Johan S. De Cock, Edward Tan, Frans Lischer
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Dutch Guidelines to Assess Risks of Mass Gatherings and Public-Health and Safety Measures
F. V.A. Pot, J.S. De Cock, J. Doosje, J.M. Van Leeuwen
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20 April 2017, p. S131
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Factors Influencing Patron Egress from Nightclubs During Emergency Events
Joyce Williams, David A. Williams
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20 April 2017, p. S131
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Altered Mental Status at Music Festivals: A Case Study Examining Clinical Concepts and Controversies
Matthew B. Munn, Jose F. Laraya, Adam Lund, Sheila Turris
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20 April 2017, pp. S131-S132
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Camping, Cowboys, and Country Music: Patient and Resource Management at Canada’s Largest Multi‐Day Country Music Festival
Mike Webster, Kevin Jones
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Global Mass Gatherings: Implications and Opportunities for Global Health Security
Tina Endericks, Brian Mccloskey
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20 April 2017, pp. S132-S133
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Influence of the Program on Patient Presentations at Outdoor Music Festivals
Alison Hutton, Steve Brown
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20 April 2017, p. S133
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A Proposed Minimum Data Set for Mass Gathering Health - Updates and Moving Forward
Malinda Steenkamp, Sheila Turris, Adam Lund, Alison Hutton, Jamie Ranse, Ron Bowles, Paul Arbon
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A New Concept of Disaster Preparedness for Mass Gathering in Ethiopia: Experience from In-depth Conference of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Temesgen B. Abicho
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20 April 2017, pp. S133-S134
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Event Medical Life Support (EMLS): Event Medicine for Multidisciplinary Teams
Adam Lund, Sheila Turris
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20 April 2017, p. S134
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Human Stampedes: What do we know today?
Maria Moitinho De Almeida, Johan Von Schreeb
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20 April 2017, pp. S134-S135
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Common Injuries of Marathon Runners in Nigeria, Epidemiology and Preparedness
Olurotimi O. Akinola, Kehinde A. Ojifinni, Sunday Sofola-Orukotan
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20 April 2017, p. S135
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Can the Patient Influx at Mass Gatherings be Predicted? A First Attempt to Crunch the Numbers
Annelies Scholliers, Stefan Gogaert
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What Skills does a Physician Need at Mass Gatherings? An Analysis of more than 16.000 Patient Encounters that Required Medical Attention.
Annelies Scholliers, Stefan Gogaert, Axel Vande Veegaete, Johan Gillebeert, Philippe Vandekerckhove
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The Most Prevalent Injuries at Different Types of Mass Gathering Events: An Analysis of More Than 150,000 Patient Encounters
Annelies Scholliers, Stefan Gogaert, Axel Vande Veegaete, Johan Gillebeert, Philippe Vandekerckhove
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Mobile Response by Medical First Responders at a Music Festival
Matthew B. Munn, Nicolas Sparrow, Craig Bertagnolli
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20 April 2017, pp. S136-S137
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First Aid Training and Comfort in Non-Medical Event Staff
Matthew B. Munn
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Effectiveness of Gamification of Mass-Gathering Health Concepts
Adam Lund, Riley Golby, Kerrie Lewis, Sheila Turris
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Point of Care Ultrasound at a Remote Multi-Day Mass Gathering: A Prospective Case Series
Ross Prager, Colin Sedgwick, Adam Lund, Maja Stachura, Daniel Kim, Ben Ho, Sam Gutman
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20 April 2017, pp. S137-S138
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Organization of Health Services and Risk Preparedness during the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games
Elaine Miranda, Kimberley Shoaf, Carolina Freitas, Claudia Osorio-De-Castro
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20 April 2017, p. S138
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Mass Gatherings

Evaluation of Public Health Aspects of the 100th “Walk of the World” International Four Day March Nijmegen

Dutch Guidelines to Assess Risks of Mass Gatherings and Public-Health and Safety Measures

Factors Influencing Patron Egress from Nightclubs During Emergency Events

Altered Mental Status at Music Festivals: A Case Study Examining Clinical Concepts and Controversies

Camping, Cowboys, and Country Music: Patient and Resource Management at Canada’s Largest Multi‐Day Country Music Festival

Global Mass Gatherings: Implications and Opportunities for Global Health Security

Influence of the Program on Patient Presentations at Outdoor Music Festivals

A Proposed Minimum Data Set for Mass Gathering Health - Updates and Moving Forward

A New Concept of Disaster Preparedness for Mass Gathering in Ethiopia: Experience from In-depth Conference of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Event Medical Life Support (EMLS): Event Medicine for Multidisciplinary Teams

Human Stampedes: What do we know today?

Common Injuries of Marathon Runners in Nigeria, Epidemiology and Preparedness

Can the Patient Influx at Mass Gatherings be Predicted? A First Attempt to Crunch the Numbers

What Skills does a Physician Need at Mass Gatherings? An Analysis of more than 16.000 Patient Encounters that Required Medical Attention.

The Most Prevalent Injuries at Different Types of Mass Gathering Events: An Analysis of More Than 150,000 Patient Encounters

Mobile Response by Medical First Responders at a Music Festival

First Aid Training and Comfort in Non-Medical Event Staff

Effectiveness of Gamification of Mass-Gathering Health Concepts

Point of Care Ultrasound at a Remote Multi-Day Mass Gathering: A Prospective Case Series

Organization of Health Services and Risk Preparedness during the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games

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