PREHOSPITAL and DISASTER MEDICINE MedecinePre-Hospitaliere et Medecine de Catastrophe Medicina Prehospitalaria y de Catastrofes Volume 22, Supplement 1 March-April 2007 Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers 15th World Congress for Disaster and Emergency Medicine Amsterdam, The Netherlands 13-16 May 2OO7 The Official Journal of the World Association for Disaster and Emergency Medicine and the Downloaded from https://www.cambridge.org/core. IP address: 170.106.33.42, on 28 Sep 2021 at 17:17:19, subject to the Cambridge Core terms of use, available at https://www.cambridge.org/core/terms. https://doi.org/10.1017/S1049023X00059690Nordic Society of Disaster Medicine VOLUME 22, SUPPLEMENT 1 Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers 15th World Congress for Disaster and Emergency Medicine Amsterdam, The Netherlands 13-16 May 2007 Table of Contents Oral Presentations—Topic 1: Civilian-Military Collaboration Chair: M. Hoejenbos Using Military Mobile Hospitals for Primary Care in Rural Areas of Saudi Arabia si AM Algarzaie; S.S. AlsaifiAA. Al alshaikah Aeromedical Evauation in Greece: Flying Safely with Civil-Military Cooperation si C.L. Lavdas; D. Efthymiadis; K. Kavvada; S. Krimizas Mechanism of Emergency Relief and Responses by Military Sectors in Taiwan from the 1999 Chi-Chi Earthquake si B.J. Shih;Dr. W.S. Li; S.Y. Chen Civilian/Military Joint Cooperation in Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief: The Experience of the Czech Republic s2 L. Klein; M. Bohonek; T. Klein; M. Cakrtov Poster Presentations—Topic 1: Civilian-Military Collaboration Civilian-Military Collaboration in Training for Disasters s2 M. Blimark; U. Ekeroth; L. Lundberg Use of Medical-Grade Activated Carbons in Protection of Civil Poupuations against Terrorist Actions s2 S.V. Mikhalovsky; V.G. Nikolaev; V.V. Strelko;RE. Tomlins; S.R. Tennison Oral Presentations—Topic 2: Education Session 1: Competencies 1 Chairs: Geert Seynaeve; P. Hustinx Comprehensive Field-Based Training Program for Humanitarian Responders s3 N.Johnson; M.S. Heaton; Rosborough MD, MPH The "Harvard Humanitarian Studies Initiative for Residents" Effectively Trains Doctors in Humanitarian Topics Prior to Field Deployment s3 S. Rosborough; K. Olson; H. Cranmer; M. Bourdeaux; M. VanRooyen Humanitarian Studies Initiative for Residents: An Innovative Program for Doctors in Training s3 H. Cranmer; H. Cranmer; K Olson; S. Rosborough; M. Bourdeaux; M. VanRooyen Effect on Quality of Chest Compressions and Exhaustion of a Compression:Ventilation Ratio of 30:2 Versus 15:2 during Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation—A Randomized Trial s4 K.0. Deschilder; R. De Vos; W. Stockman DownloadedPrehospita from https://www.cambridge.org/corel and Disaster Medicin.e IP address: 170.106.33.42http://pdm.medicine.wisc.ed, on 28 Sep 2021 at 17:17:19, subject uto the Cambridge Core terms Voof use,l 22 available, Supplemen at t 1 https://www.cambridge.org/core/terms. https://doi.org/10.1017/S1049023X00059690 Abstracts - 15th World Congress for Disaster and Emergency Medicine siii Primary Trauma Care: Training Hospital Staff in Trauma Management s4 P.J. Borgdorff; D. Wilkinson Session 2: Competencies 2 Chairs: Geert Seynaeve; P. Hustinx "Bombs, Blasts, and Bullets" (B3)—Using Knowledge to Arm the Innocent s5 G.E. Caldicott;A. Robertson; H. Harley Just-in-Time (JIT) Lectures: An Efficient Approach for Increasing of Disaster Risk Awareness s5 A. Ardalan; R.E. LaPorte; E. Shubnikov; F. Linkov; S. Dodani; K. Holakouie Naieni; K.H. Kazmi; E.K. Noji Analysis of Interdisciplinary, Simulation-Based Triage Training for Disaster Preparedness and Response s5 R.D. Furberg; P.N. Kizakevich; D.E. Marcozzi; R. Hubal; S. Grant/in; J. Holloway; S. Duncan An Information Center in a Mass-Casualty Incident (MCI) in a Level-One Trauma Center: Lessons to be Learned from the First Israeli Nation-Wide Drill s6 D. Vilner;A. Borochow-Ben Jakob Measuring Competencies as Indicators for Trauma Care s6 D.M. van der Eng; E.M. Hoogervorst; J.J.L.M. Bierens Training in Disaster Management: Enhancing Post-Graduate Clinical Preparedness through a Novel Curriculum s7 KA. Martens; S. Haydar; M. Cicero; M. Rothman; C. Balm;]. Paturas;]. Arnold Session 3: Credentialling 1 Chairs: Geert Seynaeve; P. Hustinx Workshop Using Action Cards to Enhance Disaster Preparedness among Hospital Staff s7 T.T. Takeda; H. Suzuki; T. Hatada; K. Ishikura; M. Sakurai; Y. Omori Are Healthcare Professionals Prepared for a Disaster with Regards to Their Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behaviors Toward Patient with Burn Injuries? s7 M.H. Haberal; 0. Basaran;A. Kut; E. Kesik; M. Haberal University Training Course in Disaster Medicine for Medical Students s8 S.C. Calligaro; P.L.I. Ingrassia; G.A. Geddo; CD. Colombo; PF. Prato; T.M. Tengattini An Online Hospital Self-Assessment Tool: A Global Perspective s8 T.A. Gillison; S. Jurgens; M. Blum Training of Instructors in Disaster Medicine: A Pedagogic Model s8 H. Nilsson;A. Ruter;J. Horn-wall; T. Vikstrom Session 4: Standards in Emergency and Disaster Medicine Chairs: Geert Seynaeve; Marvin Birnbaum; Joost Bierens Design and Evaluation of an Educational Program on the Core Components of Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Health for Health Professionals s9 F. Archer; F. Burkle; G. Seynaeve; D. Bradt Designing Sustainable Hospital Preparedness Training: A Three-Phased Approach s9 M.J.R. Reilly March - April 2007 http://pdm.medicine.wisc.edu Prehospital and Disaster Medicine Downloaded from https://www.cambridge.org/core. 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Feinstein 2006 Kocatepe Inferences on Triage and Trauma Suggested by Ankara Triage and Trauma Working Group sll M. Eryilmaz; M. Ozdogan; F Agalar; K. Aydinuraz; G. Akbulut; S. Karabekir; C. Balci Session 6: Emergency Medical Services Education and Training Chairs: Geert Seynaeve; P. Patka TAS Courses—Interdisciplinary Training for the Community-Based Prehospital Team sll J.B. Barstein Criteria for the Organization of a Mass-Casualty Exercise sl2 M. Tengattini; A. Geddo; F Prato; P. L. Ingrassia; D. Colombo; S. Calligaro; L. Ragazzoni; V. Bergamaschi; F Delia Corte Power Exercise Creator and Evaluator (ECE): A New Tool for Planning, Organizing, and Evaluating a Virtual Disaster Simulation sl2 M. Tengattini; D. Colombo; PL. Ingrassia; A. Geddo; S. Calligaro; F. Prato; L. Ragazzoni; V. Bergamaschi; M.F Merlo; F. Delia Corte An Example of a Field Exercise with an Independent Evaluation System sl3 M. Eryilmaz; M. Bilgitekin; N. Erdogan; D.K. Biyikli; H. Bogaz; S. Kilic; M. Durusu START Triage Exercise at the Gulhane Military Medical Academy, Turkey 2005 sl3 M. Eryilmaz; M. Durusu; M. Topuzlar; B. Baykal; 0. Mentes; K. Oner Poster Presentations—Theme 2: Education Effect of Prehospital Trauma Life Support Course on Emergency Medicine Technician's Knowledge in Iran sl3 A. Nejati; R. Shariat Mohareri; A. Setaiesh; N. Isavi Organizing Activities of Undergraduates in Nigerian Universities and Polytechnical School toward the Prevention of Road Traffic Crashes sl3 M. Kassim;A. Osaguona Quality Improvement of the Cardiopulmonary-Cerebral Resuscitation Process Based on Standards in the Medical Emergency Ward of Nemazee Hospital in Shiraz, Iran—2005 sl4 M. Hazrati; M.M. Montasery; A.A. Aminy; R.A. Rajaee Prehospital and Disaster Medicine http://pdm.medicine.wisc.edu Vol 22, Supplement 1 Downloaded from https://www.cambridge.org/core. IP address: 170.106.33.42, on 28 Sep 2021 at 17:17:19, subject to the Cambridge Core terms of use, available at https://www.cambridge.org/core/terms. https://doi.org/10.1017/S1049023X00059690 Abstracts - 15th World Congress for Disaster and Emergency Medicine Images of International Health and Nursing in Japanese College Students sl4 S. K. Kodama; K. Shinchi; K. Yano; Y. Matsuzaki; M. Furukawa; R. Mizota; A. Maekawa Simulation Training sl4 A. Zouari; C. Ghanem; S. Dridi; S. Abdelmoumen; M. Daghfous Education and Training of Ambulance Personnel in the Rural Areas of Sweden, Scotland, and Iceland sl5 H. Svavarsdottir; B. Gunnarsson; S. Duason Continuing Medical Education in Disaster Medicine slS F. Van Trimpont The Mass-Casualty Drill at the National University Hospital: Simulating the Madrid Bombing Scenario in Singapore sl5 J.L. Lee Survey of Knowledge and Attitudes of Students to Disaster Preparedness: A Study in Four Countries sl6 A. Sen; E. Smith; S. Castelblanco; A. Singh / Training Civilians for Preparedness for Mass-Casualty Incidents and Disasters ../ sl6 L. Eleftherios; S. Lampakis;A. Fragedaki; E. Volants; M. Renieri; F. Delia Corte I The Impact of Two Different Educational Strategies sl6 J. Loria-Gastellanos; D.B. Rivera-Ibarra Clinical Aptitudes of Emergency Medicine Residents in the Boarding of Stroke Victims sl7 / Loria-Castellanos; J.M. Rocha-Luna Evaluation of Just-In-Time Training Materials for "Dirty Bomb" Management sl7 R. Mittal; K. Uraneck; B. Arquilla General Medical and Welfare Measurement System for the Disabled/Elderly sl7 Y. Tomoyasu; Y. Haraguchi; H. Nishi; T. Koyama; Y. Koyama; A. Yasui; T. Hirata Training Medical Students in Bag-Valve-Mask Technique as an Alternative to Mechanical Ventilation in a Disaster Surge Setting sl8 J.Y. Lin; N. Bhalla Need for Emergency Medicine in Nepal sl8 R.K.