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Volume 25 - April 2010

Methods of Training and Programs to Enhance Preparedness

Oral Presentations

Methods of Teaching Medical and Non-Medical Personnel to Provide First Aid during Disasters

Disaster Risk Reduction in the Western Pacific Region: Strengthening Health System Preparedness for Public Health Emergencies through Safer Health Facilities

Education and Training in Disaster Medicine in Belgium

Bio-Terror Interactive Software and its Impact on the Knowledge of First Responders

Managing Surge Capacity—Lessons Learned from a National, Mass-Casualty Simulation Exercise

Emergency Medicine at Mass Gatherings

Oral Presentations

Lessons Learned from the 2008 Democratic National Convention

Resilience

Oral Presentations

Resilience of Israeli Rescue Workers—ZAKA Body Handlers

Enhancement of Family-Based Community Resilience during Disasters Caused by Natural Hazards and Massive Civil Emergencies

Resilience of the Turkish Jewish Community in the Face of Terrorism

Should Civilian Staying Power be a Consideration in Deciding to Evacuate a Hospital?

Coping with Emergency Situations during Operation Cast Lead—Nurses at Soroka Hospital

Consolidating a Resilience Network to Boost Civilian Resilience during Emergencies

Information Systems in Mass-Casualty Events and Disasters

Oral Presentations

OSIRIS C3—On-Site Instant Report and Information System

International Survey of Information and Communication Systems for Early Detection of Public Health Threats

ESi® Builds a Global Information Network in Response to the H1N1 Virus

SOGRO—A New Way of Providing Faster Information in Case of a Mass-Casualty Incident

Designated Tools for Management and Control of Medical Information during Mass-Casualty Toxicological Incidents

ALARM: Telemedical Concepts and Innovative Information Technology Solutions to Support Emergency Workers and Services during Responses to Large-Scale Emergencies

All-Hazards Approach

Oral Presentations

Regional Evacuation of Neonatal and Pediatric Patient Populations—Mutual Aid Planning

Medical Student Team for Disaster Management in the Hospital

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Volume 25 - April 2010

Methods of Training and Programs to Enhance Preparedness

Oral Presentations

Emergency Medicine at Mass Gatherings

Oral Presentations

Resilience

Oral Presentations

Information Systems in Mass-Casualty Events and Disasters

Oral Presentations

All-Hazards Approach

Oral Presentations