Titlebook: Conflict and Catastrophe Medicine; A Practical Guide James Ryan (Leonard Cheshire Professor),Peter F. M Textbook 20021st edition Springer-V

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The PlayersA volunteer deploying on a humanitarian mission can expect to encounter fellow aid workers from a bewildering variety of agencies. Increasingly, there will be a mix of military and non-military personnel working side by side, not always harmoniously.

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Dealing with Trouble - The Wider IssuesConflicts and catastrophes, natural or otherwise, do not only visit themselves on the people living in the areas they hit. They can also have a profound effect on people who specialise in helping to sort out their aftermath.

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Pre-Hospital PlanningThe biggest threats to humanitarian workers in the field are from injury and illness. People deploying from a developed society are used to being able to call for and receive help easily when they are in difficulties.

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Communications Technology and Range. - This chapter and the following one are lengthy and detailed. This is our intention, as we believe that most medical persons are unfamiliar with this important area. Aid personnel frequently depend for their lives and safety on their ability to communicate effectively.

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