Disaster Planning

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  Subject Areas on Research

  • After Harvey, Irma, and Maria, an Opportunity for Better Health-Rebuilding Our Communities as We Want Them. 
  • An Official American Thoracic Society Workshop Report: Chemical Inhalational Disasters. Biology of Lung Injury, Development of Novel Therapeutics, and Medical Preparedness. 
  • Assessing surge capacity for radiation victims with marrow toxicity. 
  • Assessment of economic vulnerability to infectious disease crises. 
  • Beyond the Ebola Battle--Winning the War against Future Epidemics. 
  • Bioterrorism and electron microscopic differentiation of poxviruses from herpesviruses: dos and don'ts. 
  • Blast injury research: modeling injury effects of landmines, bullets, and bombs. 
  • Building Resilience during Recovery: Lessons from Colorado's Watershed Resilience Pilot Program. 
  • Calling a "condition H". 
  • Catastrophic Sudden-Onset Disasters Are Followed by a Surge in Rehabilitation Demand. 
  • Creating Healthy Communities after Disasters. 
  • Disaster preparedness and response practices among providers from the Veterans Health Administration and Veterans with spinal cord injuries and/or disorders. 
  • Emergency response system in the United States. 
  • Enhancing national capacity to conduct child and family disaster mental health research. 
  • Financing of international collective action for epidemic and pandemic preparedness. 
  • Foreword. After the tsunami: mental health challenges to the community for today and tomorrow. 
  • Health care infrastructure post-Katrina: disaster planning to return health care workers to their home communities. 
  • Improving the quality of rural nursing care. 
  • Introduction: spirituality and catastrophe. 
  • Mangroves protected villages and reduced death toll during Indian super cyclone. 
  • Mass-casualty victim "surge" management. Preparing for bombings and blast-related injuries with possibility of hazardous materials exposure. 
  • Medical and public health consequences of nuclear war on the State of Florida. 
  • Medical planning and response for a nuclear detonation: a practical guide. 
  • Modeling bioterrorism and disaster preparedness: SMDM's recommendations for design and reporting. 
  • Occupational medicine programs for animal research facilities. 
  • Overlapping Crises: Climate Disaster Susceptibility and Incarceration. 
  • Parents' awareness of disaster plans in children's early learning settings. 
  • Post-Katrina stabilization of the LSU/Ochsner Psychiatry Residency Program: caveats for disaster preparedness. 
  • Preparing for an influenza pandemic: are some people more equal than others? 
  • Preventing pandemics in the world's most vulnerable settings. 
  • Radiation injury treatment network (RITN): healthcare professionals preparing for a mass casualty radiological or nuclear incident. 
  • Radiologic and nuclear events: contingency planning for hematologists/oncologists. 
  • Should palliative care be a necessity or a luxury during an overwhelming health catastrophe? 
  • Southeastern Center for Emerging Biologic Threats tabletop exercise: foodborne toxoplasmosis outbreak on college campuses. 
  • Teachers in the aftermath of terrorism: a case study of one New York City school. 
  • The 2015 Nepal Earthquake(s): Lessons Learned From the Disability and Rehabilitation Sector's Preparation for, and Response to, Natural Disasters. 
  • The extent and impact of mental health problems after disaster. 
  • The role of coalitions in disaster policymaking. 
  • The terror part of terrorism. 
  • Triage for the neurosurgeon. 
  • Use of sentinel laboratories by clinicians to evaluate potential bioterrorism and emerging infections. 
  • When disaster strikes: responding to the needs of children. 
  • Where Do You Go When Your Prison Cell Floods? Inadequacy of Current Climate Disaster Plans of US Departments of Correction.