Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
The San Diego County wildfires: perspectives of healthcare,2004,2,2,46-52,Hoyt
Center-Arlington after Sept 11 2001,2003,1,3,80-86,Cyganik
Nursing students' perceptions about disaster nursing,2005,3,4,97,Hassell
Disaster planning: more questions than answers?,2005,3,4,93,Halpern
Defining "disasters" with implications for nursing scholarship and practice,2006,4,2,59-63,NeSmith
The Sri Lanka tsunami experience,2006,4,2,38-48,Yamada
HIPAA and disaster research: preparing to conduct research,2006,4,2,32-37,Lavin
Venous thromboembolism in earthquake victims,2006,4,1,25-27,Inoue
Rapid assessment of the needs and health status in Santa Rosa and Escambia counties Florida after Hurricane Ivan September 2004,2006,4,1,12-18,Rubin
IMERT deployment to Baton Rouge Louisiana in response to Hurricane Katrina September 2005,2006,4,1,4-11,Connelly
Regional medicine following a large earthquake: economy-class syndrome,2006,4,1,3,Kojima
After the storm,2006,4,1,1-2,Halpern
Development of a state medical-surge plan part I: the procedures process and lessons learned or confirmed,2005,3,4,112-117,Baker
Assessing the readiness and training needs of non-urban physicians in public health emergency and response,2005,3,4,106-111,Nkhoma
The role of public health nurses in bioterrorism preparedness,2005,3,4,98-105,Williams
London 2005 bruised but not broken,2005,3,4,94-95,Dolan
Nursing students' perceptions about disaster nursing,2005,3,3,80-85,Wing
Evacuation of a rural community hospital: lessons learned from an unplanned event,2005,3,3,68-72,Augustine
Regional medical services following a large earthquake: proposals by doctors,2005,3,3,60,Kojima
The National Disaster Medical System--America's medical readiness force,2005,3,2,53-56,Stopford
Medical Reserve Corps: strengthening public health and improving preparedness,2005,3,2,48-52,Hoard
The threat of communicable diseases following natural disasters: a public health response,2005,3,2,41-47,Waring
The National Response Plan: Health and Human Services the lead for Emergency Support Function #8,2005,3,2,34-40,Lavin
Massive tsunami in Indian Ocean coasts,2005,3,2,33,Inoue
Using Murphy's Laws for disaster planning,2005,3,1,1-2,Halpern
Mobilizing and managing the caring power of a community in times of need,2005,3,1,28-29,Moore
Field observations: Disaster Medical Assistance Team response for Hurricane Charley Punta Gorda Florida August 2004,2005,3,1,22-27,Cohen
Deployment of a Navy Expeditionary Medical Facility to the horn of Africa,2005,3,1,17-21,Schmidt
Challenges of international disaster relief: use of a deployable rapid assembly shelter and surgical hospital,2005,3,1,11-16,Owens
Case report: illegal immigration via overloaded vans and the effects on a trauma system,2005,3,1,4-10,Rodriguez
Expanding opportunities for disaster nursing education,2005,3,1,3,Jones
Disaster nursing: a new and exciting specialty,2005,3,1,3,NeSmith
Pediatric emergency preparedness for mass gatherings and special events,2004,2,4,118-122,Veenema
Biological chemical and nuclear terrorism readiness: major concerns and preparedness of future nurses,2004,2,4,109-114,Young
Perceptions of work in humanitarian assistance: interviews with returning Swedish health professionals,2004,2,4,101-108,Bjerneld
Large-scale urban disaster drill involving an explosion: lessons learned by an academic medical center,2004,2,3,87-90,Jasper
Planning for hospital emergency mass-casualty decontamination by the US Department of Veterans Affairs,2004,2,3,75-80,Hodgson
Physician preparedness for bioterrorism recognition and response: a Utah-based needs assessment,2004,2,3,69-74,Alder
Lessons from North Carolina,2004,2,3,67-68,Wilson
Designer disasters a legacy to leave behind,2004,2,3,65-66,Stoner Halpern
Safety of vaccines affected by a power outage,2004,2,2,62-63,Halpern
The Rhode Island Medical Emergency Distribution System (MEDS),2004,2,2,53-57,Banner
Earthquakes in El Salvador: a descriptive study of health concerns in a rural community and the clinical implications: Part III--Mental health and psychosocial effects,2004,2,2,40-45,Woersching
Developing an emergency department based Special Operations Team: Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital's experience,2004,2,2,35-39,Zavotsky
Moving beyond imagination,2004,2,2,33-34,Halpern
Joint Regional Exercise ("JREX") 2000,2004,2,1,24-27,Lord
Providing emergency care during a power outage: August 2003,2004,2,1,20-23,Brown
Vertical evacuation drill of an intensive care unit: design implementation and evaluation,2004,2,1,14-19,Manion
Earthquakes in El Salvador: a descriptive study of health concerns in a rural community and the clinical implications--part II,2004,2,1,10-13,Woersching
Emergency preparedness for an extended utility outage,2003,1,4,119-121,Vangerud
Considerations for chemical decontamination shelters,2003,1,4,110-113,Hudson
Ten-fold expansion of a burn unit in mass casualty: how to recruit the nursing staff,2003,1,4,100-104,Posner
An inner compass,2003,1,4,97,Halpern
Providing nursing care with federal disaster-relief teams,2003,1,3,76-79,Riley
The Strategic National Stockpile: roles and responsibilities of health care professionals for receiving the stockpile assets,2003,1,3,68-70,Esbitt
A call to respond not to react,2003,1,3,66-67,Robinson
Ricin,2003,1,2,63-64,
Pediatric implications in bioterrorism: education for healthcare providers,2003,1,2,52-53,Bernardo
Critical incident stress debriefing: implications for best practice,2003,1,2,46-51,Mitchell
Developing and implementing a surgical response and physician triage team,2003,1,2,41-45,Blank-Reid
Counterterrorism planning using the Hazardous Substances Events Surveillance system,2003,1,2,35-40,Kaye
To pause and reflect,2003,1,2,33-34,Halpern
An Internet-based bar code tracking system: coordination of confusion at mass casualty incidents,2003,1,1,25-28,Hamilton
The walking blood bank: an alternative blood supply in military mass casualties,2003,1,1,19-22,Clark
Post-traumatic stress: clinical implications,2003,1,1,14-18,Mitchell
The voice of experience: Australian nurses caring for victims of Bali bombing,2003,1,1,2-7,Halpern
The new normal,2003,1,1,1,Dolan
A method of transporting critical care mass casualties,2002,,,26-28,Hudson
Considerations for selecting personal protective equipment for hazardous materials decontamination,2002,,,21-25,Lehmann
Disaster preparedness at the University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing: application of Haddon's 10 countermeasures to assess and plan,2002,2002,Sep,18-20,Bernardo
Practical suggestions for helping emergency nurses handle mass casualties,2002,Jan,1,15-17,Newberry
Overview of post-traumatic stress,2002,,,10-14,Mitchell
Rapid assessment of household needs in the Houston area after Tropical Storm Allison,2002,,,3-9,Waring
Realities of Disaster Preparedness in Rural Hospitals,2006,4,3,80-87,Helmkamp
Integrating Disaster Preparedness Into a Community Health Nursing Course: One School's Experience,2006,4,3,72-76,Ireland
Social and Mental Health Needs Assessment of Katrina Evacuees,2006,4,3,88-94,Coker
CCATT: A Military Model for Civilian Disaster Management,2006,4,4,114-117,Sariego
National disaster life support education for emergency nurses,2006,4,4,99,Colosimo
Managing bioterrorism mass casualties in an emergency department: lessons learned from a rural community hospital disaster drill,2007,5,1,18-21,Vinson
Preparing for disaster: a way of developing community relationships,2007,5,1,14-17,Wise
The Prevalence of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Among Children and Adolescents Affected by Tsunami Disaster in Tamil Nadu,2007,5,1,3-7,Baddam John
The many codes for a disaster: a plea for standardization,2007,5,1,1-2,McMahon
Mass Medical Evacuation: Hurricane Katrina and Nursing Experiences at the New Orleans Airport,2007,5,2,56-61,Klein
Testing Hospital Disaster Communication Plan has Immense Value,2007,5,2,27,Goldman
Emergency Department Staff Preparedness for Mass Casualty Events Involving Children,2007,5,2,36-44,Weiss
Organization-based Incident Management: Developing a Disaster Volunteer Role on a University Campus,2007,5,3,74-81,Foltin
Fostering innovative use of disaster supplies,2007,5,3,67,McMahon
START Triage: Does It Work?,2007,5,3,68-73,Gebhart
Emergency preparedness and professional competency among health care providers during hurricanes Katrina and Rita: pilot study results,2007,5,4,99-110,Slepski
Affected parents' and other stakeholders' perception of a fire disaster management in India: a situational analysis,2007,5,4,111-118,Satapathy
Disasters and poverty,2007,5,4,95-97,McMahon
A mass casualty incident involving children and chemical decontamination,2007,5,2,49-55,Reeves
Preventing pediatric mass casualty events,2007,5,2,25-26,McMahon
Assessment of physician preparedness and response capacity to bioterrorism or other public health emergency events in a major metropolitan area,2007,5,3,82-86,Harris