Prehospital and Disaster Medicine: Volume 25 - Abstracts for the International Preparedness and Response to Emergencies and Disasters

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Prehospital and Disaster Medicine
ISSN: 1049-023X

EISSN: 1945-1938

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Abstracts for the International Preparedness and Response to Emergencies and Disasters

Risk Communication

Oral Presentations

Are We Prepared for Major Disasters?

Measuring the Effectiveness of Mass Media Messages Created by Public Health Leaders

Building Effective Risk Communication and Crisis Communication Programs by Implementing the Theory of Constraints Model

Improving Risk Communication for Radiological/Nuclear Threats: Recent Research and New Initiatives

Safety Function Action: International Applications of a Disaster Health Framework for Citizens and Disaster Responders

Risk Communication

Management of Non-Conventional Events

Oral Presentations

Planning and Preparedness for Hazardous Substance Releases in India

Training of French Hospital Personnel during CBRN Emergencies

Promoting Hospital Preparedness to Chemical Events through Exercises

New Trends in Hospital Preparedness for Radiation Incidents with Mass Casualties

CBRNE Trauma: A Unified Approach to Clinical Management

Attitude of Physicians Toward Chemical Warfare Casualty Management

Terror and Conflicts

Oral Presentations

Preparing for the Predictable Surprise of a Terrorist Bombing

Program for Psychological First Aid for the Treatment of Acute Stress Reactions in a General Hospital during Rocket Attacks

New Concepts in Terrorism and Non-Conventional Global Threats: Ethics and Terror Medicine

Fire Victims: A Useful Model of Multiple Injuries in Training for War or Terrorist Causalities

Comparison of Injuries due to Terrorism and War

Do Modern Conflicts Create Different Medical Needs?

Nuclear Terrorism: Appropriate Planning Saves Lives

Prehospital Management of Emergencies and Mass-Casualty Events

Oral Presentations

Airmedical Evacuation during a Mass-Casualty Incident in a Remote Location

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Abstracts for the International Preparedness and Response to Emergencies and Disasters

Risk Communication

Oral Presentations

Management of Non-Conventional Events

Oral Presentations

Terror and Conflicts

Oral Presentations

Prehospital Management of Emergencies and Mass-Casualty Events

Oral Presentations