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Medical Support for Children's Mass Gatherings

2003

AbstractIntroduction:Medical care must be well-planned for mass gatherings. Events such as fairs, concerts, parades, and rallies cause many people to gather in one place, increasing the chance of injuries and for the development of a disaster. In this study, the level and quality of medical care were evaluated at a mass gathering of approximately 100,000 children. The event was a television-sponsored fun fair.Methods:Every patient contact was documented on printed forms, including data such as the number of patients treated, gender of the patients, presence or absence of a parental escort, time distribution of patient contacts, the diagnoses for the patient contacts, specific therapies appl…

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The Italian Euromelanoma Day: evaluation of results and implications for future prevention campaigns.

2012

Background Melanoma incidence/mortality is increasing worldwide. “Euromelanoma Day” is a pan-European campaign for skin cancer prevention. Results of the 2010 Euromelanoma Day in Italy are reported herein. Materials and methods A questionnaire was used to collect data on participants' characteristics and suspected skin cancers. Result A total of 1085 participants was screened (64.1% females, median age 44 years). Suspicion rate, detection rate, and positive predictive values for melanoma were 1.3, 0.28 and 21.4%, respectively. Poorly educated, ≥35 years old, pale-skinned males were at higher risk for skin cancer than highly educated, <35 years old, darker-skinned females, although the latte…

MaleQuestionnairesPediatricsSkin NeoplasmsHealth BehaviorSurveys and Questionnairesinglese80 and overSettore MED/35 - Malattie Cutanee E VenereeMass ScreeningMedicineSkin cancerYoung adultChildMelanomaEarly Detection of CancerAged 80 and overintegumentary systemIncidence (epidemiology)Middle AgedDay screening campaignPredictive valueEuropeItalyChild PreschoolSunlightFemaleRisk assessmentCutaneous malignant melanomaAdultmedicine.medical_specialtyAdolescentDay screening campaign; Skin cancer; Cutaneous malignant melanomaDermoscopyHealth PromotionDermatologyRisk AssessmentYoung AdultHumansPreschoolMass screeningAgedbusiness.industrymedicine.diseaseSurgeryMelanoma detectionAnniversaries and Special EventsHealth promotionSkin cancerbusinessProgram Evaluation
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