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Volume 17 - December 2002

Task Force Session: Nuclear Biological Chemical Hazards

A Delphi-based Consensus Study into Planning for the Emergency Medical Response to Biological Incidents

The 2000 Olympic Games: The Sydney Experiences in Large-Scale Preparation for Major Incidents and Counter-Terrorism

Forum: International Health Social Sciences

HIV/AIDS: A Disaster Waiting to Happen and How It Can Be Prevented from a Health-Social Science Perspective

Caring for the Carers – Increasing Resiliency in the Field

The Human Factors Team and Accumulative Impact of “Microtrauma” of Daily Practice in Emergency Personnel

Special Forum: New Technologies in Disaster Medicine

Rapid Vascular Access Device

Global Applications of the LSTATTM Patient Care Platform

Prehospital Echocardiography — A New Diagnostic Tool for Pulselessness and Resuscitation Management

Echocardiography in Initial Assessment of Trauma Patients

Free Papers: Global Sharing: Psychosocial Effects of Emergencies

Research for Critical Incident Stress-Induced PTSD and Regular Job-Stress-Related Psychological Condition of Firefighters

Treating Consequences of High Arousal in Disaster Victims and Workers

Strategies to Diminish Psycho-Social Stress Impact

Occupational Stress Among Japanese Emergency Medical Technicians

Assessment of Psychological-Psycho-therapeutic Program for Treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in Children and Adolescents

Task Force Session Refugees and Displaced Person - Children and Women

Battir Delivery Clinic: A Response to Impeded Access to Medical Treatment

Free Papers: Global Sharing: Nuclear Biological Chemical Hazards

Preparation for Chemical Attacks in a Hospital

Specification and Selection of Chemical Personal Protective Equipment (CPPE) for Health Service First Responders — The United Kingdom Approach

Baseline Knowledge of Class A Agents Among Clinicians

Analysis of Disaster and Emergency Medical Systems in Nuclear Plant Accidents in Korea

Decontamination of Injured Persons after Chemical Incidents: Fundamentals and Frontiers

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Volume 17 - December 2002

Task Force Session: Nuclear Biological Chemical Hazards

Forum: International Health Social Sciences

Special Forum: New Technologies in Disaster Medicine

Free Papers: Global Sharing: Psychosocial Effects of Emergencies

Task Force Session Refugees and Displaced Person - Children and Women

Free Papers: Global Sharing: Nuclear Biological Chemical Hazards