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PDM 34:4 (August 2019) is now on Cambridge Core!
The August issue (Volume 34, Issue 4) of Prehospital and Disaster Medicine (PDM) is now available through Cambridge Core. This issue features a wide range of articles including a comparative analysis of the cost-effectiveness of relief team (SAR and EMT) deployments to sudden-onset disasters, transport and treatment protocols for law enforcement K9s, triage in coordinated terrorist attacks, a comparison of the efficacy of treatment and time to administration of naloxone, and much more!
WADEM members have unlimited access to every issue of PDM through Cambridge Core. Check back often for the most recent content in disaster and emergency health care!
Check out the Inaugural Oceania Chapter Podcast!
Oceania Chapter Chair, Joe Cuthbertson, interviews Dr. Erin Smith from Edith Cowan University about her journey researching the psychosocial impacts of disaster.
Congress Abstracts & Posters Links
The submitted abstracts are available on PDM’s page on Cambridge Core – https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/prehospital-and-disaster-medicine/.
You can download the abstracts as two large PDF files from the WADEM website using the links below. Also below is the link to the electronically submitted posters.
- Oral Presentations (organized by alphabetically by submission category)
- Poster Presentations (organized by alphabetically)
- E-Poster Digital Archive (archive of posters submitted to e-poster platform)
Don’t Forget to Claim your CME credits from the Congress
Instructions for obtaining your CME Certificate were sent out by email on 24 May. The Congress is accredited for 18.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Delegates should claim only the credits commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. If you didn’t receive the email or are having trouble accessing your certificate, please contact the International Office at – info@wadem.org.