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Emergency Medicine
Dr. Eric K. Noji, MD
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Doctor Eric K. Noji, MD is an expert in the field of Emergency Medicine. He attended University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. He received awards:"Elected Member". Doctor Eric K. Noji, MD is also published. He has 63 publications published. The lastest publication: "The historical development of public health responses to disaster.'
Publications
- Suicide bombing of the Mineralnye Vody Train: case study in using open-source information for open-source health intelligence.
- Investigation of Federal Bureau of Investigation bomb-related death and injury data in the United States between 1988 and 1997.
- Medical treatment of radiological casualties: current concepts.
- Public health issues in disasters.
- Disasters: introduction and state of the art.
- Creating a health care agenda for the Department of Homeland Security.
- Introduction: consequences of terrorism.
- Disaster mitigation and humanitarian assistance training for uniformed service medical personnel.
- Disaster epidemiology: challenges for public health action.
- Advances in disaster medicine.
- The public health consequences of disasters.
- Hospital disaster preparedness in Osaka, Japan.
- The importance of medical records in disaster epidemiology research.
- The historical development of public health responses to disaster.
- Deaths and injuries due to the earthquake in Armenia: a cohort approach.
- Public health surveillance after a volcanic eruption: lessons from Cerro Negro, Nicaragua, 1992.
- The World Trade Center bombing: injury prevention strategies for high-rise building fires.
- Disaster epidemiology.
- Evaluation of long-term community recovery from Hurricane Andrew: sources of assistance received by population sub-groups.
- Assessment of a severe-weather warning system and disaster preparedness, Calhoun County, Alabama, 1994.
- A medical disaster response to reduce immediate mortality after an earthquake.
- Risk factors for mortality in the Bangladesh cyclone of 1991.
- Analysis of medical needs during disasters caused by tropical cyclones: anticipated injury patterns.
- Disaster assessment: the emergency health evaluation of a population affected by a disaster.
- Haitian mass migration: Uniformed Service medical support, May 1992.
- Disaster medical assistance teams: providing health care to a community struck by Hurricane Iniki.
- Use of a modified cluster sampling method to perform rapid needs assessment after Hurricane Andrew.
- Disaster medicine: challenges for today.
- Issues of rescue and medical care following the 1988 Armenian earthquake.
- Emergency department response to a disaster from an emerging pathogen.
- More on disaster preparation by schools of public health.
- Evaluating a fluorosis hazard after a volcanic eruption.
- Progress in disaster management.
- Deaths due to flash floods in Puerto Rico, January 1992: implications for prevention.
- Tornado injuries related to housing in the Plainfield tornado.
- The rapid implementation of a statewide emergency health information system during the 1993 Iowa flood.
- Disaster epidemiology and disease monitoring.
- Long-term effects of Hurricane Andrew: revisiting mental health indicators.
- Guidelines for use of lumbar spine radiography.
- Aseptic knee effusion associated with calcified guinea worms.
- Emergency department detection and follow-up of high blood pressure: use and effectiveness of community health workers.
- SARA (Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act), Title III: implications for emergency physicians.
- International emergency health care development.
- Fatality management in mass casualty incidents.
- Prophylaxis of acute renal failure in traumatic rhabdomyolysis.
- The 1988 earthquake in Soviet Armenia: a case study.
- Natural disasters.
- The CDC's role in emergency preparedness and response.
- A case-control study of injuries arising from the earthquake in Armenia, 1988.
- Acute renal failure in natural disasters.
- Head and neck injuries from 1990 Illinois tornado.
- Wound infections after tornadoes.
- The Red Cross and CDC's natural-disaster surveillance system.
- Health and politics in the 2003 war with Iraq: lessons learned.
- Bridging schools of public health between Iran and the USA.
- Gunshot and explosion injuries: characteristics, outcomes, and implications for care of terror-related injuries in Israel.
- Estimating population size in emergencies.
- Demystifying bioterrorism: misinformation and misperceptions.
- Public health in the aftermath of disasters.
- Hurricane Katrina: response at the Houston Astrodome.
- Emergent use of social media: a new age of opportunity for disaster resilience.
- The 1988 earthquake in soviet armenia: implications for earthquake preparedness.
Schools
University Of Rochester
Doctors Specialties
- Emergency Medicine
Accepted Insurances
Awards
- Elected Member
Education
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Johns Hopkins School of Public Health -
University of Chicago -
University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry
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