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Volume 17 - December 2002

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Quality of Emergency Trauma Care in India: An Analysis Based on TRISS Methodology in Mumbai University Hospital

Transportation of Neonates with Congenital Heart Disease: Appropriate Respiratory Management

Medical Service Research about Armed Forces Attending Disaster Rescue

M. I. E. C. O.™ (Minimally Invasive Endo Corporeal Oxygenation):Non-Pulmonary Oxygenation Method

Clandestine Drug Laboratories: Australia's Hidden Chemical Time Bombs

Emergency Medical Services Education—Evaluating the Need for Undergraduate and Graduate Degree Programs in Wisconsin

Medical Awareness and Response to Incidents at Major Hazard Facilities

Hazmat Medical Life Support Program, Ministry of Health, Singapore

Disaster Medicine and the Flinders Graduate Entry Medical Program

Medical Response to Biological Terrorist Incidents

Using Computer Simulation to Estimate the Need of Ambulances at a Disaster

Experiences of Threats and Violence in Swedish Ambulance Service

Utilization of Communication Technology to Improve Team Recall Efficiency

Medical Assistance in International Media Center during 2002 FIFA World Cup Soccer Games in South Korea

Medical Emergency Center of Wuhan, China

Chlorine Gas Lung Injury: Intravenous Versus Aerosolized Corticosteroid Treatment in a Porcine Model

Epidemic with Public Panic in Japan

Enhancement of Management for Land Transportation of Dangerous Chemicals

Hospital Preparedness for Terror Events

Decontamination of Casualties at Hospital Emergency Department Door

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