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Volume 32 - December 2017

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Simulation

Find Me if You Can! An Interprofessional Search & Rescue Disaster Collaboration among Nurses, Physician Assistants and the Military
Heather M. Anderson, Terri L. Moore
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20 April 2017, p. S226
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Necessity of Disaster Training in Cooperation with Public Health Centers
Kayako Chishima
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20 April 2017, pp. S226-S227
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Attempt of Communication and Collaboration, Web-NOLO to Prepare for Disaster in South Tama, Tokyo
Masamune Kuno, Ken Harikae, Kensuke Suzuki, Takao Arai, Kentaro Tokuoka
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20 April 2017, p. S227
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EDXL-LD and Architectural Tactics towards Information Sharing and Interoperability in Emergency Context
Julia Kantorovitch, Jarmo Kalaoja, Ilkka Niskanen
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20 April 2017, p. S228
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The J-SPEED: A Medical Relief Activities Reporting System for Emergency Medical Teams in Japan.
Tatsuhikiko Kubo, Hisayoshi Kondo, Yuichi Koido
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How do we Measure Severity? An Assessment of Five Indexes used in Sudden Onset Disasters and Complex Emergencies to Measure Severity and Risk
Anneli Eriksson, Martin Gerdin, Thorkild Tylleskär, Johan Von Schreeb
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20 April 2017, pp. S228-S229
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Enhanced Situational Awareness through a Decision Support Service for Optimal Allocation of Resources and Response Capacity
Irene Christodoulou, George M. Milis, Panayiotis Kolios, Christos Panayiotou, Marios Polycarpou, Ilkka Niskanen
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Comparison of UAV Technology vs No UAV Technology in Identification of Hazards at a MCI Scenario in Primary Care Paramedic Students
Trevor N. Jain, Aaron Sibley, Henrik Stryhn, Ives Hubloue
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20 April 2017, pp. S229-S230
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Developing the Chemical Information System Requiring Emergency Medical Information in Disaster
Soon-Joo Wang, Seongyong Yoon, Seokjoon Yoon, Sangtae Jung
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20 April 2017, p. S230
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Thailand’s Hospital Awareness in Emergency and Disaster Preparedness (THAI-EDP) Study: A National Survey
Prasit Wuthisuthimethawee, Gregory R. Ciottone
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20 April 2017, p. S230
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Being Aware of the Situation: Situational Awareness in the Emergency Department
Olurotimi O. Akinola, Kehinde A. Ojifinni, Sunday Sofola-Orukotan, Oludoyinmola Ojifinni
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20 April 2017, pp. S230-S231
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Challenges for Cross-Jurisdictional Interoperability by Web-Based Situational Awareness System (SAS), Japan
Tetsunori Kawase
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20 April 2017, p. S231
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Situation Display for the EMS Dispatch Team during Multi-Casualty Incident Management
Avi Parush, Shani Laendler, Adva Springer, Ruth Libkind, Eli Jaffe
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20 April 2017, pp. S231-S232
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Triage

A National Survey of Emergency Departments Triage Systems in Thailand
Porntip Wachiradilok, Anuchar Sethasathien, Teera Sirisamutr, Sineenuch Chaiyasit
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20 April 2017, p. S233
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Do Physicians Triage Patients more Reliably than Nurses in the Emergency Departments? A Meta-analysis
Amir Mirhaghi, Elham Pishbin
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20 April 2017, p. S233
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Diagnostic Accuracy of The Kampala Trauma Score using Estimated Abbreviated Injury Scale Scores and Physician Opinion
Andrew Gardner, Paa Kobina Forson, George Oduro, Nkechi O. Dike, Barclay Stewart, Paul Glover, Rockefeller Oteng, Ron Maio
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20 April 2017, p. S234
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Comparison of Six Disaster Triage Methods using the Wenchuan Earthquake Victim Database
Hai Hu
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Mass-Casualty Events: How do we Ensure an Efficient and Effective Response?
Jakki K. Lea, Vivienne C. Tippett
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20 April 2017, pp. S234-S235
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Comparison of the Predictive Value of Four Burn Scores for Death Risk in Burns Patients in Emergency Departments
Hai Hu, Yan Bai
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20 April 2017, p. S235
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New Triage System: Using Digitized Information Entered via a Digital Pen
Shinya Yaguchi, Katsuhiro Itoh, Hitoshi Yamamura
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Volume 32 - December 2017

Simulation

Find Me if You Can! An Interprofessional Search & Rescue Disaster Collaboration among Nurses, Physician Assistants and the Military

Necessity of Disaster Training in Cooperation with Public Health Centers

Attempt of Communication and Collaboration, Web-NOLO to Prepare for Disaster in South Tama, Tokyo

Situational Awareness Systems

EDXL-LD and Architectural Tactics towards Information Sharing and Interoperability in Emergency Context

The J-SPEED: A Medical Relief Activities Reporting System for Emergency Medical Teams in Japan.

How do we Measure Severity? An Assessment of Five Indexes used in Sudden Onset Disasters and Complex Emergencies to Measure Severity and Risk

Enhanced Situational Awareness through a Decision Support Service for Optimal Allocation of Resources and Response Capacity

Comparison of UAV Technology vs No UAV Technology in Identification of Hazards at a MCI Scenario in Primary Care Paramedic Students

Developing the Chemical Information System Requiring Emergency Medical Information in Disaster

Thailand’s Hospital Awareness in Emergency and Disaster Preparedness (THAI-EDP) Study: A National Survey

Being Aware of the Situation: Situational Awareness in the Emergency Department

Challenges for Cross-Jurisdictional Interoperability by Web-Based Situational Awareness System (SAS), Japan

Situation Display for the EMS Dispatch Team during Multi-Casualty Incident Management

Triage

A National Survey of Emergency Departments Triage Systems in Thailand

Do Physicians Triage Patients more Reliably than Nurses in the Emergency Departments? A Meta-analysis

Diagnostic Accuracy of The Kampala Trauma Score using Estimated Abbreviated Injury Scale Scores and Physician Opinion

Comparison of Six Disaster Triage Methods using the Wenchuan Earthquake Victim Database

Mass-Casualty Events: How do we Ensure an Efficient and Effective Response?

Comparison of the Predictive Value of Four Burn Scores for Death Risk in Burns Patients in Emergency Departments

New Triage System: Using Digitized Information Entered via a Digital Pen

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