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期刊名:American journal of disaster medicine

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ISSN:1932-149X

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Christopher J Gee,Jeremy Bonkowske,Shree K Kurup Christopher J Gee
Objective: A review of ocular injury related to mass disaster over the past 25 years, including injury type, treatment, and final visual outcome. Design: ...
Michealle Carpenter,James G Hodge Jr,Raymond P Pepe Michealle Carpenter
To respond effectively to natural disasters and other public health emergencies, government resources must be augmented with the resources of volunteer organizations. Governmental actors are prepared to utilize volunteer health practitioner...
Nikunj K Chokshi,Solomon Behar,Alan L Nager et al. Nikunj K Chokshi et al.
Introduction: Contemporary events in the United States (eg, September 2001, school shootings), Europe (eg, Madrid train bombings), and the Middle East have raised awareness of mass casualty events and the need for a capab...
Derrick Silove,Zachary Steel,Ina Susljik et al. Derrick Silove et al.
Objective: To examine prospectively the trajectory of trauma-related psychiatric symptoms and disability amongst asylum seekers over the course of the refugee determination process. To identify the direct impact of the re...
Shaul Schreiber,Ornah T Dolberg,Gabriel Barkai et al. Shaul Schreiber et al.
Objective: To assess the impact of a structured intervention, the "primary intervention for memory structuring and meaning acquisition" (PIMSMA) performed randomly in the emergency department with survivors of suicide bom...
O Lee McCabe,Michael J Kaminsky,Paul R McHugh O Lee McCabe
Despite increased professional attention to the mental health aspects of disaster medicine in recent years, advances in clinical assessment of survivors of mass casualty incidents have been few. Contemporary assessment methods often yield l...
Laura L Banks,Mark B Shah,Michael E Richards Laura L Banks
In September 2004, two consecutive hurricanes (Hurricane Frances and Hurricane Jeanne) made landfall in Stuart, FL, and created healthcare needs that overtaxed the capacity of the local healthcare system. To determine the character and stru...
Mark A Brandenburg,Wendy L Arneson Mark A Brandenburg
Mass casualty incidents and large-scale disasters involving children are likely to overwhelm a regional disaster response system. Children have unique vulnerabilities that require special considerations when developing pediatric response sy...
Scot Phelps,Robert Russell,Garrett Doering Scot Phelps
Hospitals, even five years past the events of September 11, with their unguarded front doors and unlocked patient rooms have conspicuously failed to implement even basic security procedures to protect the society's most vulnerable against v...