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Increasing Surge Capacity for Treating Burn Patients (February 15, 2007)
- New York City Hospital Preparedness Task Force for Patients with Burns 2.7 MB (The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, New York-Presbyterian Healthcare System)
- Burn Surge Project 226 KB (Westchester Medical Center)

GNYHA Briefing on Blast Injury and Mass Casualty Events (October 17, 2005)
- Asymmetric War (Terrorism) and the Epidemiology of Blast Trauma 1.0 MB (Timothy E. Davis, MD, MPH, US Public Health Service)
- First Receivers — Capacity Multipliers, Use of Imperfect Data in a Mega-Casualty Event 1.7 MB (Timothy E. Davis, MD, MPH, US Public Health Service )
- Children and Asymmetric War 4.3 MB (Sherlita Amler, MD, FAAP, Timothy E. Davis, MD, MPH, and Catherine Y. Lee, MPH )
- Survey of Blast Trauma from Evolving Tactics of Terrorism 4.6 MB (Catherine Y. Lee, Research Faculty Associate, New York Medical College)
GNYHA Briefing on Blast Trauma, Makeshift Bombs, and Mega-Casualty Terrorism: Medical and Physiological Consequences (in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, August 4, 2004)
- An Introduction to Asymmetric War (Terrorism) and the Epidemiology of Blast Trauma 2.3 MB (Timothy E. Davis, MD, MPH)
- Survey of Terrorist Bombing Tactics and How they Influence Patterns of Injury 6.5 MB (Catherine Y. Lee, MPH)
- Children and Asymmetric War 1.7 MB (Sherlita Amler, MD, FAAP, Timothy E. Davis, MD, MPH, and Catherine Y. Lee, MPH)
- 3-11's Applied Principles, Lessons-Learned, and Other Observations 889 KB (Timothy E. Davis, MD, MPH)
- Autopsy of a Mega-Casualty Event: What are the Principles? 987 KB (Timothy E. Davis, MD, MPH)

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In a Moment's Notice: Surge Capacity in Terrorist Bombings (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, April 2007)

March 11, 2004: The Terrorist Bomb Explosions in Madrid, Spain — An Analysis of the Logistics, Injuries Sustained and Clinical Management of Casualties Treated at the Closest Hospital 174 KB (Critical Care, November 3, 2004)

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