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1. Hypertensive crisis. Efficacy and safe of urapidil based protocol in out-of-hospital settings

Author

Jelaković, Bojan, Grba-Bujević, M., Bošan-Kilibarda, Ingrid, Željković-Vrkić, Tajana, Premužić, Vedran, Pećin, Ivan, and Kuzmanić, Duško

Subjects
Hypertensive Crisis, Urapidil, Emergency
Abstract

Hypertensive crises are life-threatening conditions. For patiens´s outcome is very important to make distinction between emergency and urgency.

Published
2009

2. RESPONSE OF CROATIAN HEALTH CARE SYSTEM TO MIGRANT CRISIS IN THE PERIOD FROM SEPTEMBER 16 TO DECEMBER 31, 2015.

Author

Grba-Bujević M, Dragosavac M, Janev-Holcer N, and Važanić D

Subjects
Croatia epidemiology, Government Regulation, Humans, Organizational Objectives, Delivery of Health Care methods, Delivery of Health Care organization & administration, Transients and Migrants statistics & numerical data
Abstract

With the arrival of the fi rst wave of migrants in the Republic of Croatia on September 16, 2015, the Croatian Government adopted a Decision on the establishment of the State’s Headquarters for coordination of migrant related activities, in whose work the Ministry of Health was included as well. In accordance with the statutory powers, the Crisis Headquarters of the Ministry of Health carried out the activities with the goal of organization and functioning of healthcare. In the initial wave of migration, health care was provided in the temporary refugee camp Opatovac, as well as at border crossings, after which followed the Winter Transit Center in Slavonski Brod. Since the beginning of the migrant crisis until the end of 2015 more than 550 thousand migrants passed through Croatia, out of which 21.694 people requested medical care.

Published
2016

3. Health protection and risks for rescuers in cases of floods.

Author

Janev Holcer N, Jeličić P, Grba Bujević M, and Važanić D

Subjects
Croatia, Humans, Risk Factors, Emergency Responders, Floods, Occupational Diseases prevention & control, Safety Management methods, Wounds and Injuries prevention & control
Abstract

Floods can pose a number of safety and health hazards for flood-affected populations and rescuers and bring risk of injuries, infections, and diseases due to exposure to pathogenic microorganisms and different biological and chemical contaminants. The risk factors and possible health consequences for the rescuers involved in evacuation and rescuing operations during the May 2014 flood crisis in Croatia are shown, as well as measures for the prevention of injuries and illnesses. In cases of extreme floods, divers play a particularly important role in rescuing and first-response activities. Rescuing in contaminated floodwaters means that the used equipment such as diving suits should be disinfected afterwards. The need for securing the implementation of minimal health and safety measures for involved rescuers is paramount. Data regarding injuries and disease occurrences among rescuers are relatively scarce, indicating the need for medical surveillance systems that would monitor and record all injuries and disease occurrences among rescuers in order to ensure sound epidemiological data. The harmful effects of flooding can be reduced by legislation, improvement of flood forecasting, establishing early warning systems, and appropriate planning and education.

Published
2015
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5. [Croatian Institute of Emergency Medicine].

Author

Grba-Bujević M

Subjects
Croatia, Humans, Academies and Institutes organization & administration, Emergency Medical Services organization & administration, Emergency Medicine
Published
2009

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