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Volume 32 - December 2017

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Page 9 of 35

Disaster Medicine Controversies

Using Mind Mapping Technology for Personal Preparedness Planning
Alexander Chang
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20 April 2017, p. S17
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Countdown to the Future - The Biggest Threat: Man-Made or Nature-Source Disasters?
Akif M. Donmez
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20 April 2017, p. S17
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Understanding the Impact of Visual Imagery in Emergency Warning Messages
Vivienne C. Tippett, Stacey Pizzino, S Greer, D Dootson, A Mehta
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20 April 2017, pp. S17-S18
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Outcome Following Cranioplasty, with Bone Flap Stored in Bone Bank or in Abdomen, in Severe Head Injury Patients
Aswathy Indira
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20 April 2017, p. S18
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Online Disaster Training for Clinicians and Non-clinicians at a Children's Hospital
Alan L. Nager, Solomon M. Behar, Bridget M. Berg, Phung K. Pham, Jeffrey S. Upperman
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20 April 2017, pp. S18-S19
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A Pilot Study to Assess Whether the Public can Achieve Consensus on Patient Prioritization with Allocation of Scarce Resources during a Catastrophic Pandemic
Jay C. Morah, Brian N. Fink, Paul P. Rega
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20 April 2017, p. S19
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Hierarchical Task Analysis as a Method to Support Emergency Response Planning
Carl-Oscar Jonson, Simon Rosenqvist, Rebecca Forsberg, Jonas Aléx, Erik Prytz
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20 April 2017, pp. S19-S20
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Hospital Disaster Victim Registration: a National Standard in Belgium
Christel Hendrickx, Wim Hermans, Marcel Van Der Auwera, Marc Sabbe
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20 April 2017, p. S20
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Disaster Response Coordination among Disaster Management Organizations in Modern Cities: The Case of Nairobi County, Kenya
Ali A. Wangara
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20 April 2017, p. S20
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Willingness to Work of Hospital Staff in Disasters: A Pilot Study in Belgian Hospitals
Christel Hendrickx, Pieter Van Turnhout, Luc Mortelmans, Marc Sabbe, Lieve Peremans
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20 April 2017, p. S21
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International Guidelines for Foreign Medical Workers' Response to Natural Disasters in Low and Middle-Income Countries: Do they Exist, and Are they Being Followed? A Literature Review of Current International Policy and Grounded Theory Study of the Response to the 2015 Nepal Earthquake
Ola Dunin-Bell
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20 April 2017, p. S21
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Apport des Cindyniques dans le pilotage stratégique des crises/catastrophes
Jan-Cedric Hansen
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20 April 2017, pp. S21-S22
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The European Advanced Medical Strategic Triage Doctrine, as a Potential Enrichment for the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s National Response Framework
Jan-Cedric Hansen, Julien F. Henri
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20 April 2017, p. S22
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Establishment of a National Catastrophe Plan for the Delivery of Care for Burn Patients in Lebanon
Nagi Souaiby, Sara Mufarrij, Lina Deghayli
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20 April 2017, pp. S22-S23
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Patient and Family Reunification During Disasters - Hospital Perspectives and Process Improvements, Boston, MA
David Reisman, Alison Parmar, Paul Biddinger
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20 April 2017, p. S23
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Communication: The Antidote to Chaos during a Mass Casualty Event
Alison Parmar, David Reisman, Paul D. Biddinger
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20 April 2017, p. S23
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Airport Aviation Disaster Patient Transfer Point Lifesaving Enhancement
Eli Jaffe, Itamar Abramovich, Sassi Mohadeb, Roman Sonkin
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20 April 2017, pp. S23-S24
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Pediatrics for the Non-Pediatric Provider: Kids are Just Small Adults
Vicki L. Sakata
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20 April 2017, p. S24
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Development and Application of an Educational Program for Medical Disaster Health Coordinators in an Earthquake and Tsunami Prone Area of Japan
Taichi Takeda
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20 April 2017, pp. S24-S25
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Creating Order Out of Chaos: Centralized Team Training for Disaster and Austere Medical Response.
Richard P. Koehler, Sierra Bourne, Scott Mcguire, Michael M. Karch
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20 April 2017, p. S25
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Volume 32 - December 2017

Disaster Medicine Controversies

Using Mind Mapping Technology for Personal Preparedness Planning

Countdown to the Future - The Biggest Threat: Man-Made or Nature-Source Disasters?

Understanding the Impact of Visual Imagery in Emergency Warning Messages

Outcome Following Cranioplasty, with Bone Flap Stored in Bone Bank or in Abdomen, in Severe Head Injury Patients

Online Disaster Training for Clinicians and Non-clinicians at a Children's Hospital

A Pilot Study to Assess Whether the Public can Achieve Consensus on Patient Prioritization with Allocation of Scarce Resources during a Catastrophic Pandemic

Hierarchical Task Analysis as a Method to Support Emergency Response Planning

Hospital Disaster Victim Registration: a National Standard in Belgium

Disaster Response Coordination among Disaster Management Organizations in Modern Cities: The Case of Nairobi County, Kenya

Willingness to Work of Hospital Staff in Disasters: A Pilot Study in Belgian Hospitals

International Guidelines for Foreign Medical Workers' Response to Natural Disasters in Low and Middle-Income Countries: Do they Exist, and Are they Being Followed? A Literature Review of Current International Policy and Grounded Theory Study of the Response to the 2015 Nepal Earthquake

Apport des Cindyniques dans le pilotage stratégique des crises/catastrophes

The European Advanced Medical Strategic Triage Doctrine, as a Potential Enrichment for the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s National Response Framework

Establishment of a National Catastrophe Plan for the Delivery of Care for Burn Patients in Lebanon

Patient and Family Reunification During Disasters - Hospital Perspectives and Process Improvements, Boston, MA

Communication: The Antidote to Chaos during a Mass Casualty Event

Airport Aviation Disaster Patient Transfer Point Lifesaving Enhancement

Pediatrics for the Non-Pediatric Provider: Kids are Just Small Adults

Development and Application of an Educational Program for Medical Disaster Health Coordinators in an Earthquake and Tsunami Prone Area of Japan

Creating Order Out of Chaos: Centralized Team Training for Disaster and Austere Medical Response.

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