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  • 28. Using home schooled children in emergency management drills.
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  • 32. An examination of public school safety measures across geographic settings.
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  • 34. The Los Angeles earthquake response "system". People doing what they had to do.
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  • 37. How to conduct EMS exercises and drills. Properly preplanning your exercises increases preparedness and yields valuable data.
    Kerins D, Barishansky RM, Cortacans HP.
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  • 38. Who should worry for the "worried well"? Analysis of mild casualties center drills in non-conventional scenarios.
    Leiba A, Goldberg A, Hourvitz A, Weiss G, Peres M, Karskass A, Schwartz D, Levi Y, Bar-Dayan Y.
    Prehosp Disaster Med; 2006 Jun 01; 21(6):441-4. PubMed ID: 17334193
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  • 40. Generic evaluation methods for disaster drills in developing countries.
    Green GB, Modi S, Lunney K, Thomas TL.
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