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351. [Rewards of the emergency nurse's role in Cayenne].

352. Who benefits from Intensive Care in the field?

353. Paediatric intensive care in the field hospital.

354. CVD risk. License to screen: a new mobile intervention program.

355. Health in the occupied Palestinian territories.

357. Evaluating short-term missions: how can we improve?

358. From donor to patient in 20 minutes: emergency resuscitation with whole blood during operation Iraqi Freedom.

359. The power of occupational health nursing.

360. Community-based delivery of maternal care in conflict-affected areas of eastern Burma: perspectives from lay maternal health workers.

361. Surgery in expeditionary strike group.

362. 911.

363. Forward medical care and the military emergency medicine workforce: too much demand and not enough supply?

364. Out-of-hospital combat casualty care in the current war in Iraq.

365. The development of integration mobile-based home care support systems: MDS-HC as an example.

366. Facilitating risk reduction among homeless and street-involved youth.

367. The impact of a modular HIV/AIDS palliative care education programme in rural Uganda.

368. Effectiveness of a mobile smoking cessation service in reaching elderly smokers and predictors of quitting.

369. The Northern Alberta Renal Program dialysis bus.

370. A model for community representation and participation in HIV prevention trials among women who engage in transactional sex in Africa.

371. UMDNJ school of nursing mobile healthcare project: a component of the New Jersey Children's Health Project.

373. [Palliative care hospital units].

374. [A night spent with psychosocial mobile team].

375. Mobile units let ED reopen after flood.

376. [Analysis of the implementation of a mobile pre-hospital treatment system in five Brazilian state capitals].

377. An introduction to portable field hospitals.

378. Organizational characteristics of the austere intensive care unit: the evolution of military trauma and critical care medicine; applications for civilian medical care systems.

379. Critical care in the austere environment: providing exceptional care in unusual places.

380. Pre-triage procedures in mobile rural health clinics in Ethiopia.

381. A school of nursing's experience with providing health care for Hurricane Katrina evacuees.

382. [Cancer pain, a palliative care team approach].

383. Bringing emergency services to the event: the Champ Car experience.

384. Orthopaedic care aboard the USNS Mercy during Operation Unified Assistance after the 2004 Asian tsunami. A case series.

385. Home-visiting key to successful nursing model. Interview by Anne Manchester.

386. Foreign field hospitals in the recent sudden-onset disasters in Iran, Haiti, Indonesia, and Pakistan.

387. [Living at home with the nursing services of a nursing home].

388. Backpack needle exchange: background, design, and pilot testing of a program in Rhode Island.

389. The critical factors influencing the successful implementation of mobile nursing stations: a case study in Taiwan.

390. Cross-border collaboration between Greece and FYROM: mobile healthcare provision.

391. [Nursing in a mobile health unit].

392. UCLA mobile clinic project.

393. The Governor's Wellmobile program.

394. Designing a better place for patients: professional struggles surrounding satellite and mobile dialysis units.

395. A mobile care system with alert mechanism.

396. Mobilizing mobile medical units for hurricane relief: the United States Public Health Service and Broward County Health Department response to hurricane Wilma, Broward County, Florida.

397. Post-Katrina provision of health care to veterans in a mobile clinic: providers' perspectives.

398. [An innovative experience in clinical care management of chronic wounds: the wound and healing mobile unit of Centre Alsace].

399. The benefits of participatory methodologies to develop effective community dialogue in the context of a microbicide trial feasibility study in Mwanza, Tanzania.

400. Men's health innovation a winner at HESTA awards.

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