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Dictionary of Disaster Medicine and Humanitarian Relief

S. William A. Gunn

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Naturwissenschaften, Medizin, Informatik, Technik / Allgemeines

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The 2nd edition of the Dictionary of Disaster Medicine and Humanitarian Relief is an essential and practical reference for all those who work in humanitarian relief.  This new, expanded edition presents more than 3000 definitions and acronyms covering the entire multidisciplinary scope of disaster medicine and humanitarian relief, as well as new fields such as climate change and bioterrorism.  As natural disasters, humanitarian emergencies, and infectious disease epidemics increase in frequency and seriousness, this book is an important reference to assist international relief workers communicate with each other and with the media.  The author has served as both the director of Emergency Humanitarian Operations of the World Health Organization, as well as the WHO’s chief of scientific terminology.  As the Director-General Emeritus of the World Health Organization says in the Foreword, “This new expanded edition comes as a timely essential aid against the growing threats of inhuman violence and destructive disasters.”

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Global health and disaster, Relief work, NGO management, Disaster preparedness, Humanitarian relief, Disaster medicine, International aid, Health communication, Infectious disease epidemics, Refugee health, Conflict and natural disasters, Global health and NGOs, Disaster relief technology, Disaster management, International development