The "ABC Conflicts and Disasters, the Dimension of Humanitarian Aid" provides a clear and concise overview of global conditions where healthcare professionals can offer valuable humanitarian assistance. It covers topics such as worsening conditions and the skills needed to address an emergency situation, as well as the specific needs of women, children, and public health that arise after a disaster. It deals with earthquakes and landslides, as well as nuclear accidents or the use of biological weapons at both national and international levels.

It includes chapters dedicated to:
- Humanitarian aid: standards, skills, education, and experience
- Natural disasters
- Needs assessment following humanitarian crises
- Public health after disasters
- Military approach to medical humanitarian interventions
- Surgical principles for the front line
- Special needs of women and children
- Displaced populations and long-term humanitarian aid
- Psychological issues related to the provision of humanitarian aid
- Recovery from mass gatherings and assistance in hospitals
- Conflict resolution methods
- Weapons of mass destruction - threats and responses

Written by experienced professionals in the field, it is an excellent resource that will assist every worker in providing humanitarian aid or any doctor who has been involved or plans to be trained to deal with disasters and conflicts.