Prehospital and Disaster Medicine: Volume 10 - Disaster Medicine Issues 2nd Annual Symposium University of New Mexico and the World Association for Disaster and Emergency Medicine, Albuquerque, N.M., 14–15 October 1994

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Disaster Medicine Issues 2nd Annual Symposium University of New Mexico and the World Association for Disaster and Emergency Medicine, Albuquerque, N.M., 14–15 October 1994

Volume 10 - Issue S1 - March 1995

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1. A Mass-Casualty Incident Involving Multiple Patients with Penetrating Trauma in a High-Rise Office Tower
S. Marshall Issacs, Pippa Amick, Charles Saunders, Paul Hansen
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2. Analysis of Patient Satisfaction with One DMAT's Performance during Hurricane Andrew Relief Efforts
Kelly Burkholder-Allen, Paul Rega, Churton Budd
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28 June 2012, p. S1
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3. Three Hurricanes in Comparison and Contrast
Robert Gougelet
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28 June 2012, pp. S1-S2
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4. Development of a Disaster Emergency Medical Services (DEMS) Rotation at an Emergency Medicine Residency
David E. Hogan
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28 June 2012, p. S2
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5. Requirements for Hazardous Materials Incidents: A Statewide Plan
Steven M. Joyce, Deborah H. Kim, Jefferey G. Rylee
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28 June 2012, pp. S2-S3
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6. A Comparison of Infusion Rates of Three Different Infusion Techniques Commonly Used by EMS Personnel
Jeffrey Keifer, Juan March, Kathleen Dunn, Lawrence Brown
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28 June 2012, p. S3
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7. Disaster Medicine Fellowship Training
Clark A. Morres
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8. Emergency Medical Outreach into Communities Following a Disaster: Lessons Learned
Clark A Morres, Patricia R. Hastings
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9. Emergency Medical Consultation Via Telemedicine following a Russian Disaster
W. Edward Powers
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28 June 2012, p. S4
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10. Hospital Administrative Preparation for Pediatric Critical Care Transport during a Civil Disturbance
D. van Stralen, R. Vannix, T. Eichem, T. Zirkle, R. Perkin, B. Boswell, M. McKee, J. Martin, D. Camp
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28 June 2012, p. S4
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11. Implementing a Hospital Incident Command System (HICS)
Mike Williams, Paul Russell, George Ward
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12. Planning and Coordinating Rural Medical Response to Major Emergencies
Mike Williams, Ron Girder
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13. Disaster Planning and Execution
Lucille Gans, Phuli Lewis, Eric Schmidt
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14. Observation of a Multiple Casualty/Hazardous Material Incident Drill Has Little Effect on Emergency Medicine Residents' Perceptions
Tamara Thomas, Daved von Stralen, Tom Sherwin, Greg Hitchcock, Mitch McKee
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28 June 2012, p. S5
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15. HAZMAT and the Disaster Team
Henry J. Siegelson
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16. EMS in the Reconstruction Phase of a Major Earthquake: Training Program and Systems Design
Bruce Becker, Michael Handrigan, Ludi Jagminas
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28 June 2012, pp. S5-S6
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Disaster Medicine Issues 2nd Annual Symposium University of New Mexico and the World Association for Disaster and Emergency Medicine, Albuquerque, N.M., 14–15 October 1994

Abstract

1. A Mass-Casualty Incident Involving Multiple Patients with Penetrating Trauma in a High-Rise Office Tower

2. Analysis of Patient Satisfaction with One DMAT's Performance during Hurricane Andrew Relief Efforts

3. Three Hurricanes in Comparison and Contrast

4. Development of a Disaster Emergency Medical Services (DEMS) Rotation at an Emergency Medicine Residency

5. Requirements for Hazardous Materials Incidents: A Statewide Plan

6. A Comparison of Infusion Rates of Three Different Infusion Techniques Commonly Used by EMS Personnel

7. Disaster Medicine Fellowship Training

8. Emergency Medical Outreach into Communities Following a Disaster: Lessons Learned

9. Emergency Medical Consultation Via Telemedicine following a Russian Disaster

10. Hospital Administrative Preparation for Pediatric Critical Care Transport during a Civil Disturbance

11. Implementing a Hospital Incident Command System (HICS)

12. Planning and Coordinating Rural Medical Response to Major Emergencies

13. Disaster Planning and Execution

14. Observation of a Multiple Casualty/Hazardous Material Incident Drill Has Little Effect on Emergency Medicine Residents' Perceptions

15. HAZMAT and the Disaster Team

16. EMS in the Reconstruction Phase of a Major Earthquake: Training Program and Systems Design

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