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Health Problems in Participants of Military Operations and Preventive Medicine Activities in the Contemporary Battlefield - Hardcover
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Contents: Introduction; 1. Analysis of Diseases and Injuries Reported Among Participants of Contemporary Military Operations (Disease Profile; Traumatic Profile; Environmental Factors); 2. The Health Prevention Program Run by Health Services within the Framework of the Medical Support Provided to Participants of Overseas Military Operations (Preparations for Departure; Sanitary Training; Personal Treatment and Prevention Kit; Preventive Vaccinations; Antimalarial Chemoprophylaxis; Health Risk Assessment in Areas of Operations); 3. Medical Intelligence in Contemporary Theaters of Operations (Principles of MEDINT); 4. Anti-Epidemic Support to Military Contingents in Operational Conditions; 5. Health Hazards Against the Background of the Present-Day Epidemiological Situation in Afghanistan (Health Problems Occurring in the Afghan Population; Structure of the Health Service in Afghanistan); 6. Sickness and Traumatic Profile of Soldiers Serving in the Polish Military Contingent in Afghanistan; 7. Structure and Tasks of Health Services Supporting the Polish Military Contingent in Afghanistan (Structure of Health Services Supporting PMC Afghanistan; Medical Support; Medical Evacuation MEDEVAC; Strategic Medical Evacuation STRATEVAC; Mass Casualty Situations MASCAL; Deaths of Military Personnel Serving in PMC Afghanistan; Medical Reporting; Medical Supplies; Sanitary-Hygienic and Anti-Epidemic Support); 8. The Prophylactic Program against Intestinal Parasitic Diseases in the Polish Armed Forces; 9. The Multi-Level System of Medical Support on Military Operations (Levels of Medical Support on Military Operations; Challenges Facing Medical Support on Contemporary Military Operations); Bibliography; Annexes; Required and Recommended Vaccinations; Vaccination Schedule & Antimalarial Chemoprophylaxis; Maps Illustrating Disease Endemic Areas; Physical Maps of Regions and Countries; Islam - Basic Concepts; Glossary of Oriental Terms
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- PublisherMilitary Institute of Medicine, Epidemiology-Tropical Med.
- Publication date2013
- ISBN 10 8393224179
- ISBN 13 9788393224173
- BindingHardcover
- LanguageEnglish
- Edition number1
- Number of pages270
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Health Problems in Participants of Military Operations and Preventive Medicine Activities in the Contemporary Battlefield
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Military Institute of Medicine, Epidemiology-Tropical Medicine, Warsaw, 2013
ISBN 10: 8393224179
ISBN 13: 9788393224173
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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Scarce hardcover, 270 pages, copiously illustrated (45 tables & 94 colour photographs & 19 colour maps), NOT ex-library. Book is clean and bright with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps, firmly bound. Dust jacket shows a few scratches, a light wear. -- Contents: Introduction; 1. Analysis of Diseases and Injuries Reported Among Participants of Contemporary Military Operations [Disease Profile; Traumatic Profile; Environmental Factors]; 2. Health Prevention Program Run by Health Services within the Framework of the Medical Support Provided to Participants of Overseas Military Operations [Preparations for Departure; Sanitary Training; Personal Treatment and Prevention Kit; Preventive Vaccinations; Antimalarial Chemoprophylaxis; Health Risk Assessment in Areas of Operations]; 3. Medical Intelligence in Contemporary Theaters of Operations [Principles of MEDINT]; 4. Anti-Epidemic Support to Military Contingents in Operational Conditions; 5. Health Hazards Against the Background of the Present-Day Epidemiological Situation in Afghanistan [Health Problems Occurring in the Afghan Population; Structure of the Health Service in Afghanistan]; 6. Sickness and Traumatic Profile of Soldiers Serving in the Polish Military Contingent in Afghanistan; 7. Structure and Tasks of Health Services Supporting the Polish Military Contingent in Afghanistan [Structure of Health Services Supporting PMC Afghanistan; Medical Support; Medical Evacuation MEDEVAC; Strategic Medical Evacuation STRATEVAC; Mass Casualty Situations MASCAL; Deaths of Military Personnel Serving in PMC Afghanistan; Medical Reporting; Medical Supplies; Sanitary-Hygienic and Anti-Epidemic Support]; 8. Prophylactic Program against Intestinal Parasitic Diseases in the Polish Armed Forces; 9. Multi-Level System of Medical Support on Military Operations [Levels of Medical Support on Military Operations; Challenges Facing Medical Support on Contemporary Military Operations]; Bibliography; Annexes; Required and Recommended Vaccinations; Vaccination Schedule & Antimalarial Chemoprophylaxis; Maps Illustrating Disease Endemic Areas; Physical Maps of Regions and Countries; Islam: Basic Concepts; Glossary of Oriental Terms -- Col. Korzeniewski MD, PhD (born in 1967) is a professor at the Military Institute of Medicine and Head of the Department of Epidemiology and Tropical Medicine. He has spent many years dealing with issues concerning the health hazards and prevention of diseases in areas characterized by different climatic and sanitary conditions, the epidemiology of diseases and injuries occurring among participants of military operations, as well as the problems of medical support in contemporary theaters of operations. Both his doctoral and postdoctoral dissertations were devoted to such issues. The Author is a specialist in tropical medicine, dermatology, venereology and epidemiology. He has participated in military operations in Afghanistan, Iraq, Chad and Lebanon, where he spent more than a total of four years. He has also authored books on Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon and Syria, has written a large number of compendiums and information booklets for the participants of peacekeeping and stabilization missions conducted overseas, and has published more than 100 articles in medical journals in Poland and abroad. Prof. Korzeniewski has organized training for medical personnel participating in military operations in the Middle East, Central Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa. Seller Inventory # 007271
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