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PART ONE - MEDICAL CARE. Chapter 1 Surgery and traumatology - surgical management of severely injured patients when resources are limited: Introduction Management in hospital Head injuries Chest injuries Abdominal injuries Limb injuries Adapted surgical technologies. Chapter 2 Anaesthesiology and resuscitation: Introduction The context of anaesthesia in disasters Patient population Primary anaesthetic skills Cardiopulmonary resuscitation Advanced anaesthetic skills Logistics Training and education. Chapter 3 Chemical injuries: Introduction Mechanism of toxic injury Medical preparedness plan Medical action plan Decontamination Triage Medical care at the scene Management in medical facilities Disaster follow-up. Chapter 4 Communicable diseases: General overview Coping with communicable diseases in emergencies Intervention strategies Standard activities: tools Therapeutic approaches health education Setting priorities. Chapter 5 Mental health: Introduction Post-traumatic reactions Management of the psychological and social component in disasters Vulnerable groups Prevention The cultural aspect of mental health in disasters and complex emergencies. Chapter 6 Radiation injuries: Introduction Technical considerations Irradiation accidents Clinical and biological consequences of exposure to ionising radiation - therapeutic approach Management and communication during irradiation incidents. PART TWO - PUBLIC HEALTH. Chapter 1 Epidemiology: Disaster epidemiology Application of epidemiology in disasters Complex humanitarian disasters. Chapter 2 Environmental health: Introduction Interaction between a population and its environment Problems caused by exceptional situations Water Environment sanitation Housing and energy. Chapter 3 Nutrition: Introduction Nutritional assessment Determining nutritional requirements Management of a nutritional emergency Human resource development. PART THREE - DISASTER MANAGEMENT. Chapter 1 Definition, classification and scoring of disasters: Introduction Methodology Discussion The medical severity index of disasters Discussion. Chapter 2 Order in the chaos - modelling medical management in disasters: Introduction The general picture The turning point between accident and disaster Capacities in the medical assistance chain The medical rescue capacity The medical transport capacity The hospital treatment capacity Definition, classification and assessment of disasters Determination of medical disaster preparedness Triage and the 1-6 hour period following a disaster. (Part contents).
PART ONE - MEDICAL CARE. Chapter 1 Surgery and traumatology - surgical management of severely injured patients when resources are limited: Introduction Management in hospital Head injuries Chest injuries Abdominal injuries Limb injuries Adapted surgical technologies. Chapter 2 Anaesthesiology and resuscitation: Introduction The context of anaesthesia in disasters Patient population Primary anaesthetic skills Cardiopulmonary resuscitation Advanced anaesthetic skills Logistics Training and education. Chapter 3 Chemical injuries: Introduction Mechanism of toxic injury Medical preparedness plan Medical action plan Decontamination Triage Medical care at the scene Management in medical facilities Disaster follow-up. Chapter 4 Communicable diseases: General overview Coping with communicable diseases in emergencies Intervention strategies Standard activities: tools Therapeutic approaches health education Setting priorities. Chapter 5 Mental health: Introduction Post-traumatic reactions Management of the psychological and social component in disasters Vulnerable groups Prevention The cultural aspect of mental health in disasters and complex emergencies. Chapter 6 Radiation injuries: Introduction Technical considerations Irradiation accidents Clinical and biological consequences of exposure to ionising radiation - therapeutic approach Management and communication during irradiation incidents. PART TWO - PUBLIC HEALTH. Chapter 1 Epidemiology: Disaster epidemiology Application of epidemiology in disasters Complex humanitarian disasters. Chapter 2 Environmental health: Introduction Interaction between a population and its environment Problems caused by exceptional situations Water Environment sanitation Housing and energy. Chapter 3 Nutrition: Introduction Nutritional assessment Determining nutritional requirements Management of a nutritional emergency Human resource development. PART THREE - DISASTER MANAGEMENT. Chapter 1 Definition, classification and scoring of disasters: Introduction Methodology Discussion The medical severity index of disasters Discussion. Chapter 2 Order in the chaos - modelling medical management in disasters: Introduction The general picture The turning point between accident and disaster Capacities in the medical assistance chain The medical rescue capacity The medical transport capacity The hospital treatment capacity Definition, classification and assessment of disasters Determination of medical disaster preparedness Triage and the 1-6 hour period following a disaster. (Part contents).
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