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Volume 24 - February 2009

Poster Presentations—Emergency Medical Services

(N41) Growing Demand for Emergency Health Services in Queensland, Australia

(N42) In-Flight Vital Signs Blackbox for Trauma Care

(N43) Improvement of Prehospital Medical Care System in Tbilisi 2005–2008

(N44) Epidemiologic Profile of Victims of Firearms and Cutting Weapons in the Emergency Room in the Outskirts of Brasília

(N45) Fastrach Laryngeal Mask Airway Management in Out-of-Hospital Critical Care Patients

(N46) Introduction of a Semi-Automatic, External Defibrillation Program in Galicia—A Cost-Effectiveness Study

(N47) Impact of Emergency Department Overcrowding on Regional Disaster Preparedness in the Western Region of Sweden

(N48) Evaluation and Comparison of Tourniquets for Hemorrhage Control

(N49) Development of an Emergency Medical Technician Textbook in Sri Lanka

(N50) Importance of Nursing Leadership and Management in Emergency Situations

(N51) Shank Injuries in Prison: More than Skin Deep

(N52) Impact of Sexual Harassment of Female Nurses at the Workplace

(N53) Preliminary Study on Prehospital Use of Airway Scope®

(N54) Awareness of Overseas Disaster Relief Activities among Undergraduate Emergency Medical Technician Candidates

(N55) Incidence of Chest Tube Malposition in Emergency Patients

(N56) Functional Decline of Elderly Patients with Acute Illnesses Requiring Emergency Admission

(N57) Tool for Control over Emergency Medical Dispatch during a Major Incident

(N58) Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest in Train Stations and Trains: The Need for Public Access Defibrillation

(N59) Effectiveness of Prehospital Triage and Emergency Management during Mass-Casualty Incidents with the Utilization of Information Technology

(N60) Meeting Reproductive Health Needs during Crises

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Volume 24 - February 2009

Poster Presentations—Emergency Medical Services