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Volume 15 - September 2000

Theme 8. Education Issues in Disaster Medicine

Oral Presentations

Educating Responders: Findings of Disaster Public Health Research

Current Chemical and Biological Counter-Terrorism (CBCT) Research and Development in the Department of National Defence [Canada[

An Adaptation of the PICE System as a Template for Disaster Planning: An Exercise in Facilitating Integrative Consultation

Training Medical Personnel for Disaster Medicine in Japan

Education and Training in Disaster Medicine: The Role of CEMEC (European Center for Disaster Medicine)

Strengthening Epidemiological Studies through Research

Emergency Medicine Residents' Attitudes Towards Chemical/Biological/Nuclear Accidents: Education and Knowledge of Casualty Management

Issues in Disaster Medicine Education in Canada

A Course for Pediatric Disaster Management

Using Simulation Model to Analyze and Assess Strategies in Emergency Department

Disaster Research: Why, How, and When?

Y2K, Emergency Department Preparedness in New York City

Predictors for People's Response to a Tornado Warning, Arkansas, 01 March, 1997

Poster Presentations

The CDC National Pharmaceutical Stockpile Program: An Overview

An Overview of the Patients Needing Hemodialysis in the Taiwan 921 Earthquake

The Remarkable Medical Supply of the 1998: Flood Fighting and Rescue Work in China

The Role of the Teaching Hospitals in the Subacute Phase 921 Earthquake in Taiwan

The Operational and Functional Components of Hospital Buildings—The Experience in the Taiwan Ji-Ji Earthquake

A Template for Urban Management of Biological Exposures and Casualties

Changes in pCO2 During Air-Medical Transport of Children with Closed Head Injuries

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Volume 15 - September 2000

Theme 8. Education Issues in Disaster Medicine

Oral Presentations

Poster Presentations