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Volume 17 - December 2002

Free Papers: Global Sharing: Nuclear Biological Chemical Hazards

Policy Formulation for Disaster Management to Hazard Exposure in the Workplace

Task Force Session: Disaster public Health

Disaster Health Impacts—The Gujarat Experience

Evidence-Based Tool for Redefining an Approach to Severe Malnutrition in Complex Emergencies

Symposium: Clinical Issues in Disaster Medicine

Early Laser Ablation Accelerates The Healing of Partial-thickness Sulphur Mustard Burns

Crush Injury and the Kidneys: What Are the Lessons to be Learnt from Recent Earthquakes?

Pain Relief for the Injured in Disasters

Epidemiology of Burns in Edo State in Nigeria: Need for Appropriate Documentation and Policy Interventions

Report of a Calamitous Snowslide

Method to Transfer Patients to Suitable Hospitals during a Disaster Using Personal Radio Stations

Special Forum: Patient Records in the Disaster Setting

Emergency Medicine (EM) Physicians′ and Nurse's Satisfaction with an Electronic Medical Record (EMR)

Model for Medical Records for International Disaster

Can Standardization Be Achieved in Disaster Medical Responses? The Australian Disaster Triage Standard

Task Force Session: Refugees and Displaced Persons

Organizational Aspects of Rendering Medical Assistance to Displaced Persons from the Chechen Republic

State, Medical and Community Response to Sectarian Violence in Gujarat, India

Case Study:The Angkor Hospital for Children (AHC); A Response to the Ongoing Recovery from Disaster in Siem Reap, Cambodia

Special Forum: Emergency Preparedness

System of Academic Centers for Public Health Preparedness in USA

Identification of Emergency Preparedness Competencies for the Healthcare Workforce

Development of a Quantitative Assessment Score for Analyzing Emergency Department Disaster Preparedness

Review of Disaster Preparedness of Australian Emergency Departments

Findings of Health Reporting as Criteria of Preparedness in Emergencies

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Volume 17 - December 2002

Free Papers: Global Sharing: Nuclear Biological Chemical Hazards

Task Force Session: Disaster public Health

Symposium: Clinical Issues in Disaster Medicine

Special Forum: Patient Records in the Disaster Setting

Task Force Session: Refugees and Displaced Persons

Special Forum: Emergency Preparedness