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Field observations: Disaster Medical Assistance Team response for Hurricane Charley, Punta Gorda, Florida, August 2004.
Sharon S Cohen, Karen Mulvaney. Disaster Manag Response 2005
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Worldwide disaster medical response: an historical perspective.
Saqib I Dara, Rendell W Ashton, J Christopher Farmer, Paul K Carlton. Crit Care Med 2005
42
6
50

Challenges of international disaster relief: use of a deployable rapid assembly shelter and surgical hospital.
Patricia J Owens, Anthony Forgione, Susan Briggs. Disaster Manag Response 2005
29
4
33

Air Force expeditionary medical support unit at the Houston floods: use of a military model in civilian disaster response.
Adanto R D'Amore, Charles K Hardin. Mil Med 2005
24
4
33

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
33

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
4
40

"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
4
33

On the ground in Nias in response to an earthquake--an emergency team's experience.
Angela Jackson, Mark Little. Emerg Med Australas 2006
10
4
40

Lessons learned from the september 11th World Trade Center disaster: pharmacy preparedness and participation in an international medical and surgical response team.
Ronald Gaudette, Jay Schnitzer, Edward George, Susan M Briggs. Pharmacotherapy 2002
12
3
25

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

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
3
50

Complex humanitarian emergencies: a major global health challenge.
R J Brennan, R Nandy. Emerg Med (Fremantle) 2001
51
3
25

Humanitarian assistance: standards, skills, training, and experience.
Marion Birch, Simon Miller. BMJ 2005
20
3
25

Prior planning to avoid responders becoming "victims" during disasters.
A Nocera. Prehosp Disaster Med 2000
4
3
75

Early post-tsunami disaster medical assistance to Banda Aceh: a personal account.
Alan A Garner, Ken Harrison. Emerg Med Australas 2006
15
3
25

The south Manchester Accident Rescue Team and the earthquake in Iran, June 1990.
A D Redmond, S Watson, P Nightingale. BMJ 1991
19
3
25

Policy development in disaster preparedness and management: lessons learned from the January 2001 earthquake in Gujarat, India.
Rannveig Bremer. Prehosp Disaster Med 2003
49
2
16

Public health issues in disasters.
Eric K Noji. Crit Care Med 2005
49
2
16

Public health preparedness for mass-casualty events: a 2002 state-by-state assessment.
N Clay Mann, Ellen MacKenzie, Cheryl Anderson. Prehosp Disaster Med 2004
38
2
16

The provision of sophisticated critical care beyond the hospital: lessons from physiology and military experiences that apply to civil disaster medical response.
Thomas E Grissom, J Christopher Farmer. Crit Care Med 2005
50
2
16

Organizing the orthopaedic trauma association mass casualty response team.
Christopher T Born, William G DeLong. Clin Orthop Relat Res 2004
9
2
22

A multidisciplinary field hospital as a substitute for medical hospital care in the aftermath of an earthquake: the experience of the Israeli Defense Forces Field Hospital in Duzce, Turkey, 1999.
Yaron Bar-Dayan, Adi Leiba, Pinar Beard, David Mankuta, Dan Engelhart, Yftah Beer, Mauryzio Lynn, Yuval Weiss, Giora Martonovits, Paul Benedek,[...]. Prehosp Disaster Med 2005
27
2
16

The National Disaster Medical System--America's medical readiness force.
Bettina M Stopford. Disaster Manag Response 2005
16
2
16

Disaster public health considerations.
D Abbott. Prehosp Disaster Med 2000
5
2
40

Responding to international disasters.
Susan Campbell. Nurs Stand 2005
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

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

Combined Support Force 536: Operation Unified Assistance.
Stephen F McCartney. Mil Med 2006
5
2
40

Natural disasters.
Anthony D Redmond. BMJ 2005
21
2
16

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
2
16

A strategic plan for disaster medicine in Australasia.
David A Bradt, Ken Abraham, Rodney Franks. Emerg Med (Fremantle) 2003
17
2
16

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

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
16

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

Evidence of the effectiveness of health sector preparedness in disaster response: the example of four earthquakes.
Richard A Bissell, Luis Pinet, Matthew Nelson, Matthew Levy. Fam Community Health 2004
23
1
8

The Oklahoma bombing. Lessons learned.
C M Anteau, L A Williams. Crit Care Nurs Clin North Am 1997
9
1
11

Mobile phone interference with medical equipment and its clinical relevance: a systematic review.
Nathan Lawrentschuk, Damien M Bolton. Med J Aust 2004
40
1
8

The World Trade Center attack. Observations from New York's Bellevue Hospital.
J D Roccaforte. Crit Care 2001
26
1
8

Communication triage: an anthrax case study.
Caron Chess, Jeff Calia, Karen M O'Neill. Biosecur Bioterror 2004
8
1
12

Automated MCI patient tracking: managing mass casualty chaos via the Internet.
Jeff Hamilton. JEMS 2003
6
1
16

The terrorist bomb explosion in Bologna, Italy, 1980: an analysis of the effects and injuries sustained.
B Brismar, L Bergenwald. J Trauma 1982
104
1
8

How the NHS responds to a disaster.
D W Daly. BMJ 1989
1
1
100

Disaster planning, Part II. Disaster problems, issues, and challenges identified in the research literature.
E Auf der Heide. Emerg Med Clin North Am 1996
48
1
8

Too many cooks?
B New. Health Serv J 1993
2
1
50

Preventing after-effects of disaster trauma: the information and support centre.
Lars Weisaeth. Prehosp Disaster Med 2004
3
1
33

Experience in the accident and emergency department of the Royal Victoria Hospital with patients from civil disturbances in Belfast 1969-1972, with a review of disasters in the United Kingdom 1951-1971.
W H Rutherford. Injury 1973
53
1
8

Management of casualties from the bombing at the centennial olympics.
D V Feliciano, G V Anderson, G S Rozycki, W L Ingram, J P Ansley, N Namias, J P Salomone, J D Cantwell. Am J Surg 1998
79
1
8

The provision of adult intensive care in Northern Ireland with reference to the role of high dependency care.
B C Morrow, G G Lavery, B M Blackwood, I M Ball, H N McLeod, J P Fee. Ulster Med J 1996
4
1
25


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