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Emerging issues and future needs in humanitarian assistance.
M J VanRooyen, S Hansch, D Curtis, G Burnham. Prehosp Disaster Med 2001
Times Cited: 13






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Enhancing the quality of humanitarian assistance: taking stock and future initiatives.
A Griekspoor, E Sondorp. Prehosp Disaster Med 2001
12
5
41

Refugees and displaced persons. War, hunger, and public health.
M J Toole, R J Waldman. JAMA 1993
123
4
30

Military assistance in complex emergencies: what have we learned since the Kurdish relief effort?
T W Sharp, J M Wightman, M J Davis, S S Sherman, F M Burkle. Prehosp Disaster Med 2001
8
4
50

Preparing international relief workers for health care in the field: an evaluation of organizational practices.
R T Moresky, M J Eliades, M A Bhimani, E B Bunney, M J VanRooyen. Prehosp Disaster Med 2001
15
4
30

Responding to the Boxing Day tsunami disaster in Aceh, Indonesia: Western and South Australian contributions.
Andrew Pearce, Paul Mark, Norman Gray, Chris Curry. Emerg Med Australas 2006
13
4
30

Complex humanitarian emergencies: a major global health challenge.
R J Brennan, R Nandy. Emerg Med (Fremantle) 2001
51
4
30

Humanitarian assistance: standards, skills, training, and experience.
Marion Birch, Simon Miller. BMJ 2005
20
4
30

Worldwide disaster medical response: an historical perspective.
Saqib I Dara, Rendell W Ashton, J Christopher Farmer, Paul K Carlton. Crit Care Med 2005
42
4
30

Early post-tsunami disaster medical assistance to Banda Aceh: a personal account.
Alan A Garner, Ken Harrison. Emerg Med Australas 2006
15
4
30

ABC of conflict and disaster: military approach to medical planning in humanitarian operations.
Martin C M Bricknell, Tracey MacCormack. BMJ 2005
9
3
33

Responding to international disasters.
Susan Campbell. Nurs Stand 2005
6
3
50

Complex, humanitarian emergencies: III. Measures of effectiveness.
F M Burkle, K A McGrady, S L Newett, J J Nelson, J T Dworken, W H Lyerly, A S Natsios, S R Lillibridge. Prehosp Disaster Med 1995
25
3
23

"Operation South East Asia Tsunami Assist": an Australian team in the Maldives.
Andrew G Robertson, Dominic E Dwyer, Muriel G Leclercq. Med J Aust 2005
23
3
23

On the ground in Nias in response to an earthquake--an emergency team's experience.
Angela Jackson, Mark Little. Emerg Med Australas 2006
10
3
30

Improving standards in international humanitarian response: the Sphere Project and beyond.
P Salama, N Buzard, P Spiegel. JAMA 2001
17
2
15

Guidelines for the use of foreign field hospitals in the aftermath of sudden-impact disaster.
. Prehosp Disaster Med 2003
14
2
15

Health-related relief in the former Yugoslavia: needs, demands, and supplies.
M Rubin, J H Heuvelmans, A Tomic-Cica, M L Birnbaum. Prehosp Disaster Med 2000
8
2
25

Effective models for medical and health response coordination: summary and action plan.
A A Aziz, H T Chi, W Dauphinee, D Davenport, R Gonzales, H Jaeger, G V Kipor, C A Mares, R P Shrestha, K Yoshinaga. Prehosp Disaster Med 2001
6
2
33

Multidisciplinary team interaction: summary and Action Plan.
B Brink, R Bugslag, B González Del Castillo, P Hastings, G V Kipor, S W Lee, C B Lo, L Poles, P Robinson, E L Ronquillo,[...]. Prehosp Disaster Med 2001
5
2
40

Disaster preparedness and humanitarian aid--the medical response to the Indian Ocean disaster: lessons learnt, recommendations and RACS actions.
Bruce P Waxman, G D Guest, R N Atkinson. ANZ J Surg 2006
7
2
28

Team Echo: Observations and Lessons Learned in the Recovery Phase of the 2004 Asian Tsunami.
Franklin H G Bridgewater, Edward T Aspinall, Joy P M Booth, Roger A Capps, Hugh J M Grantham, Andrew P Pearce, Brett K Ritchie. Prehosp Disaster Med 2006
10
2
20

ABC of conflict and disaster. Psychological aspects of providing medical humanitarian aid.
Ian Palmer. BMJ 2005
9
2
22

Ensuring the health and safety of humanitarian aid workers.
P A Leggat. Travel Med Infect Dis 2005
3
2
66

Prior planning to avoid responders becoming "victims" during disasters.
A Nocera. Prehosp Disaster Med 2000
4
2
50

Conflict and health. Public health and humanitarian interventions: developing the evidence base.
N Banatvala, A B Zwi. BMJ 2000
75
2
15

After the tsunami--facing the public health challenges.
Michael VanRooyen, Jennifer Leaning. N Engl J Med 2005
35
2
15

Frequency of post-traumatic stress disorder among relief force workers after the tsunami in Asia: do rescuers become victims?
Erol Armagan, Zulfi Engindeniz, Ali Onder Devay, Bulent Erdur, Alis Ozcakir. Prehosp Disaster Med 2006
40
2
15

Lessons learned in public health emergency management: personal reflections.
K W Kizer. Prehosp Disaster Med 2000
7
2
28

Team Echo: observations and lessons learned in the recovery phase of the 2004 Asian tsunami.
Franklin H G Bridgewater, Edward T Aspinall, Joy P M Booth, Roger A Capps, Hugh J M Grantham, Andrew P Pearce, Brett K Ritchie. Prehosp Disaster Med 2006
13
2
15

Application of international standards to disasters: summary and action plan.
A Beck, C P Belgica, J Blatherwick, L A Brunet, N E Hardy, P Kendall, O Kunii, W Lokey, G Sansom, R Stewart. Prehosp Disaster Med 2001
2
2
100

The road ahead.
X R Leus. Prehosp Disaster Med 2000
2
2
100

The Sri Lanka tsunami experience.
Seiji Yamada, Ravindu P Gunatilake, Timur M Roytman, Sarath Gunatilake, Thushara Fernando, Lalan Fernando. Disaster Manag Response 2006
15
2
15

Professionalization and credentialing.
Marvin L Birnbaum. Prehosp Disaster Med 2005
9
2
22

A new look at disaster medical assistance teams.
S Moore, E Blasser. Mil Med 1991
8
2
25

Pre- and post-deployment health support provided to Australian disaster medical assistance team members: results of a national survey.
Peter Aitken, Peter Leggat, Andrew Robertson, Hazel Harley, Richard Speare, Muriel Leclercq. Travel Med Infect Dis 2009
9
2
22

Education and training of Australian disaster medical assistance team members: results of a national survey.
Peter Aitken, Peter A Leggat, Andrew G Robertson, Hazel Harley, Richard Speare, Muriel G Leclercq. Prehosp Disaster Med 2011
14
2
15

Foreign field hospitals in the recent sudden-onset disasters in Iran, Haiti, Indonesia, and Pakistan.
Johan von Schreeb, Louis Riddez, Hans Samnegård, Hans Rosling. Prehosp Disaster Med 2008
61
2
15

The international Ebola emergency.
Sylvie Briand, Eric Bertherat, Paul Cox, Pierre Formenty, Marie-Paule Kieny, Joel K Myhre, Cathy Roth, Nahoko Shindo, Christopher Dye. N Engl J Med 2014
136
2
15

Healthcare under sanctions in Iraq: an elective experience.
Muhammed Akunjee, Asif Ali. Med Confl Surviv 2002
11
1
9

Professional nursing in Iraq.
J S Boyle. Image J Nurs Sch 1989
9
1
11

Medical services continue to decline in Iraq.
P Kandela. Lancet 1999
1
1
100

Iraqi doctors appeal for help from doctors in other countries.
A Al-Araji. BMJ 2001
2
1
50

Iraq: harm reduction through health.
. Lancet 2002
4
1
25

Horsemen of the Apocalypse: lessons from the Gulf War.
J S Boyle, S M Bunting. ANS Adv Nurs Sci 1998
4
1
25

Letter from Iraq. Effect of sanctions on surgical practice.
H N Barnouti. BMJ 1996
7
1
14

The historical development of public health responses to disaster.
E K Noji, M J Toole. Disasters 1997
42
1
7

Challenges to health service development in Iraq.
Richard Garfield. Lancet 2003
3
1
33

Iraqi medical education under the intellectual embargo.
L J Richards, S N Wall. Lancet 2000
11
1
9

The HCA "Battle-Lab".
S G Waller, J B Ward. Mil Med 1999
2
1
50

The dermatologist's Baedeker. Preparation for medical assistance missions.
S A Norton. Dermatol Clin 1999
10
1
10


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