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Publisher: Oxford University Press

Volume 134, Numbers 3-4, 3 June 2009
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Preface
pp. 131-131(1)
Authors: Chen, Jing; Kramer, Gary H.; Richardson, Richard B.; Wilkinson, Diana

Issues, considerations and recommendations on emergency preparedness for vulnerable population groups
pp. 132-135(4)
Authors: Chen, Jing; Wilkinson, Diana; Richardson, Richard B.; Waruszynski, Barbara

Dealing with at-risk populations in radiological/nuclear emergencies
pp. 136-142(7)
Author: Wilkinson, Diana

Lead toxicity, vulnerable subpopulations and emergency preparedness
pp. 143-151(9)
Author: Healey, Norm

A methodology for improving throughput using portal monitors
pp. 152-158(7)
Authors: Kramer, Gary H.; Capello, Kevin; Hauck, Barry; Moodie, Gerry; DiNardo, Anthony; Burns, Linda; Chiang, Albert; Marro, Leonora; Brown, Jason

Emergency preparedness of Research Center for Radiation Medicine and its hospital to admit and treat the patients with signs of acute radiation sickness
pp. 159-163(5)
Authors: Belyi, D. A.; Khomenko, V. I.; Bebeshko, V. G.

Polonium-210: lessons learned from the contamination of individual Canadians
pp. 164-166(3)
Authors: Cornett, Jack; Tracy, Bliss; Kramer, Gary; Whyte, Jeff; Moodie, Gerry; Auclair, J. P.; Thomson, Daniele

Factors that elevate the internal radionuclide and chemical retention, dose and health risks to infants and children in a radiologicalnuclear emergency
pp. 167-180(14)
Author: Richardson, Richard B.

On the need for a radiation accident registry in Canada
pp. 181-183(3)
Authors: Chen, Jing; Moir, Deborah

Therapeutic product disposition in at-risk populations
pp. 184-190(7)
Author: Foster, Brian C.

Populations at riskpaediatrics
pp. 191-192(2)
Authors: Kollek, Daniel; Karwowska, Anna

Putting the puzzle together: reducing vulnerability through people-focused planning
pp. 193-196(4)
Author: Hutton, Dave

Support for families coping with stroke or dementia: special considerations for emergency management
pp. 197-201(5)
Author: O'Sullivan, Tracey L.

When ageing and disasters collide: lessons from 16 international case studies
pp. 202-206(5)
Authors: Powell, Simone; Plouffe, Louise; Gorr, Patti

Emergency preparedness for higher risk populations: psychosocial considerations
pp. 207-214(8)
Authors: Lemyre, Louise; Gibson, Stacey; Zlepnig, Jennifer; Meyer-Macleod, Robin; Boutette, Paul

WORKSHOP ON EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FOR VULNERABLE POPULATION GROUPS
pp. 215-215(1)

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