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February 2014

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Parasites: Is Your Shore Line Overloaded?
12/23/2014
Have you noticed lately when you’ve unplugged your ambulance if the shore line connection felt a little warm? If so, you have a serious problem. And if not, you still need to take a look at how much is connected to that essential...
Have you noticed lately when you’ve unplugged your ambulance if the shore line connection felt a little warm? If so, you have a serious problem. And if not, you still need to take a look at how much is connected to that essential...
Have you noticed lately when...
12/23/2014
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An Integrated Future
01/15/2014
Nancy Perry
Nancy Perry
New journal envisions care across the disciplines
New journal envisions care across the disciplines
New journal envisions care...
01/15/2014
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Original Contribution
Toxic Avoider
01/10/2014
James J. Augustine, MD, FACEP
James J. Augustine, MD, FACEP
Cautious care protects crews and everyone else.
Cautious care protects crews and everyone else.
Cautious care protects crews and...
01/10/2014
EMSWorld
Original Contribution
Copper
01/10/2014
Michael Morse, EMT-C
Michael Morse, EMT-C
Deaths can overwhelm new providers.
Deaths can overwhelm new providers.
Deaths can overwhelm new...
01/10/2014
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Original Contribution
Ice-Mageddon in Fort Worth
01/09/2014
Matt Zavadsky, MS-HSA, NREMT
Matt Zavadsky, MS-HSA, NREMT
Nine lessons from the big chill
Nine lessons from the big chill
Nine lessons from the big chill
01/09/2014
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Original Contribution
How Using Existing Data is Changing the Way EMS Treats Vulnerable Populations
01/09/2014
Jason Busch
Jason Busch
The San Diego EMS Resource Access Program (RAP) identifies frequent patients and directs them to the help they really need
The San Diego EMS Resource Access Program (RAP) identifies frequent patients and directs them to the help they really need
The San Diego EMS Resource...
01/09/2014
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Original Contribution
What’s the Point of Point-of-Care Testing?
01/06/2014
Kevin T. Collopy, BA, FP-C, CCEMT-P, NR-P, CMTE, WEMT
Kevin T. Collopy, BA, FP-C, CCEMT-P, ...
How can POCT help patients?
How can POCT help patients?
How can POCT help patients?
01/06/2014
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Original Contribution
In Search of Wireless Monitoring
01/02/2014
King Philip Waters
King Philip Waters
DHS, EMS join to improve technology.
DHS, EMS join to improve technology.
DHS, EMS join to improve...
01/02/2014
EMSWorld
Original Contribution
Putting Research Into Practice
12/26/2013
John Erich
John Erich
How the Center for Emergency Medicine is improving prehospital care
How the Center for Emergency Medicine is improving prehospital care
How the Center for Emergency...
12/26/2013
EMSWorld
Original Contribution
Neurotrauma Review Series—Part 2: What Should a Neurologic Exam Entail?
12/17/2013
Tiffany Bombard, NREMT-P, MD
Tiffany Bombard, NREMT-P, MD
Who needs boarded? How do you know?
Who needs boarded? How do you know?
Who needs boarded? How do you...
12/17/2013
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