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Volume 22 - April 2007

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Page 14 of 33

Poster Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

(78) Improving the Safety and Capability of Aeromedical Services in Queensland, Australia
J.P Higgins
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(79) “Prehospital Urgent Medicine in Space”: Reality or Science Fiction?
G. Putic, B. Momirski, S. Stojanovic, M. Sudarov, D. Panic, S. Pejovic, M. Piperski
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(80) Analysis of Emergency Aeromedical Transport in a University-Affiliated Hospital of Taiwan
L.M. Wang, J.M. Yang, Y.C. Chen
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(81)Reform of the Emergency Medical Services System in Serbia
V.A. Alavanja
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(82) Which System Should Be Used in Prehospital Health Services: “Scoop and Run” or “Stay and Play”?
M. Eryilmaz, K. Oner, M. Topuzlar, O. Ozturk, M. Kalemoglu, B. Baykal
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(83) More Personnel is Not Enough
S. Papanikolaou, S. Papanikolaou, P. Polakis, V. Kekeris, N. Papageorgiou, D. Pyrros, N. Papaefstathiou, S. Stergiopoulos
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(84) Where There Is No Emergency Medical Services: Prehospital Care in India
N. Roy
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(85) Implementation of Automated External Defibrillation in the Belgian Emergency Medical Services System and Introduction of Public Access Defibrillation
K. Vandevelde
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(86) Ruptured Ectopic Pregnancy: Risk Factors for a Life-Threatening Condition
M.A. Sindos, S. Antoniou, A.N. Togia, T.N. Sergentanis, V. Bassiotou, A. Kabagiannis, F. Malamas, A. Farfaras
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(87) Prehospital Use of the HemCon Bandage by Paramedics of Magen David Adom, the Israeli National Emergency Medical Services System
Z. Feigenberg, A.H. Horesh, R.M. Miler
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(88) New Horizons in Ventilatory Support for Disasters
M. Lynn
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(89) Recent Plane Crashes and Other Mishaps in the Federal Capital Territory
M.A. Oke
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(90) Belgrade Emergency Medical Services Experience with Triage
J.B. Josifovski
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(91) Outcome after Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest in a Physician-Staffed Emergency Medical System According to the Utstein Style
H.L. Estner, C. Guenzel, F. William, D. Blaumeiser, M.A. Weber, K. Wilhelm, A. Schomig
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(92) Emergency Transport of Burn Injuries: The Case of Athens, Greece
T.N. Theodoros Sergentanis, D. Ntourakis, A.N. Togia, M.A. Sindos, I.N. Sergentanis, A. Kabagiannis, I.P. Chatziralli, D. Pyrros
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(93) Distribution of Competencies within Prehospital Emergency Care in The Netherlands
J.L. van Schuppen, J.J.L.M. Bierens
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Volume 22 - April 2007

Poster Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

(78) Improving the Safety and Capability of Aeromedical Services in Queensland, Australia

(79) “Prehospital Urgent Medicine in Space”: Reality or Science Fiction?

(80) Analysis of Emergency Aeromedical Transport in a University-Affiliated Hospital of Taiwan

(81)Reform of the Emergency Medical Services System in Serbia

(82) Which System Should Be Used in Prehospital Health Services: “Scoop and Run” or “Stay and Play”?

(83) More Personnel is Not Enough

(84) Where There Is No Emergency Medical Services: Prehospital Care in India

(85) Implementation of Automated External Defibrillation in the Belgian Emergency Medical Services System and Introduction of Public Access Defibrillation

(86) Ruptured Ectopic Pregnancy: Risk Factors for a Life-Threatening Condition

(87) Prehospital Use of the HemCon Bandage by Paramedics of Magen David Adom, the Israeli National Emergency Medical Services System

(88) New Horizons in Ventilatory Support for Disasters

(89) Recent Plane Crashes and Other Mishaps in the Federal Capital Territory

(90) Belgrade Emergency Medical Services Experience with Triage

(91) Outcome after Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest in a Physician-Staffed Emergency Medical System According to the Utstein Style

(92) Emergency Transport of Burn Injuries: The Case of Athens, Greece

(93) Distribution of Competencies within Prehospital Emergency Care in The Netherlands

(94) Disasters Don't Have to Be a Disaster

(95) Work Safety at the Place of an Accident

Oral Presentations—Theme 4: Ethics and International Law

Triage, Ethics, and International Laws

Conducting Research Ethically is Possible in Disaster and Combat Situations

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Volume 22 - April 2007

Poster Presentations—Theme 3: Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems

Oral Presentations—Theme 4: Ethics and International Law