Textbook of Maritime Medicine

Chapters

• 1 Preface
• 2. Introduction to Maritime Medicine
• 3. The Shipping Industry
• 4. Organisations of Importance to Maritime Medicine
• 5. International Conventions and Regulations of Importance to Maritime Medicine
• 6. The Sea as a Working Place
• 7. Health Requirements for Working at Sea and the Fitness Examination
• 8. The Maritime Physician
• 9. Systems for Handling Medical Conditions on Board
• 10. Medical Challenges on Board
• 11. Maritime Occupational Medicine
• 12. Cruise Medicine
• 13. Port Medicine
  • 13 Port Medicine
  • 13 Port Medicine
  • 13.2 Social Aspects
  • 13.3 The Patient
  • 13.4 Medical Skills of the Port Maritime Physician
  • 13.5 Maritime Knowledge of the Port Maritime Physician
  • 13.6 Location of the Clinic
  • 13.7 Facilities in the Clinic
  • 13.8 Continuity of Care
  • 13.9 Preventive Services
  • 13.9 Hospitalisation and Repatriation
  • 13.11 A Maritime Medical Unit
  • 13.|12 Research in Port Medicine
  • 13.13 Patient Management
  • 13.14 Cooperation with Port Health Authorities
  • 13.15 Contact with other Organizations
  • 3.16 Organigram
  • 13.17 Medical Records
  • 13.18 Medical Reports
• 14. Ship Control
• 15. Shipwreck and Survival at Sea
• 16. Piracy at Sea
• 17. Crisis Intervention
• 18. Welfare on Board
• 19. Research in Maritime Medicine

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• 13 Port Medicine
• 13.2 Social Aspects
• 13.3 The Patient
• 13.4 Medical Skills of the Port Maritime Physician
• 13.5 Maritime Knowledge of the Port Maritime Physician
• 13.6 Location of the Clinic
• 13.7 Facilities in the Clinic
• 13.8 Continuity of Care
• 13.9 Preventive Services
• 13.10 Hospitalisation and Repatriation
• 13.11 A Maritime Medical Unit
• 13.|12 Research in Port Medicine
• 13.13 Patient Management
• 13.14 Cooperation with Port Health Authorities
• 13.15 Contact with other Organizations
• 3.16 Organigram
• 13.17 Medical Records
• 13.18 Medical Reports

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