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[…] periodically to encourage subscriptions or resubscriptions. Change of address notices should include both old and new addresses and zip codes.
CANADA-jems
is distributed in Canada by Emergency Care Ontario, P.O. Box 604, Niagara Falls, Ontario L2E 6V5; (416) 357-4825.
Advertising Information: Rates are available upon request. Contact Suzanne Lloyd, advertising manager, at 213/854-3087; 1131 […]
[…] periodically to encourage subscriptions or
resubscriptions. Change of address notices should
include both old and new Addresses and zip codes
CANADA-jems
is distributed in Canada by Emergency Care Ontario, P.O. Box 604, Niagara Falls, Ontario L2E 6V5, (416) 357-4825.
Advertising Information: Rates are available upon request. Contact Suzanne Lloyd, advertising manager. at 213/854-3087, 1131 […]
[…] new addresses and ztp codes
CANADA-/ems is dis(ributed in Canada by Emergency
Care On`ario. P 0 Box 604. Niagara Falls, Ontano […]
1916: AMBULANCE: MODEL T
Submitted to NEMSM April 2007, author unknown
1967: AMBULANCE: M-725 MILITARY
The military ambulance built by Kaiser Jeep came off the production line in July, 1967. Built on the Jeep “Gladiator” pick-up chassis, it had a six-cylinder, two hundred thirty cubic inch, overhead cam engine, that generated one hundred thirty-two horsepower. These vehicles, […]
[…] making air travel impossible. As letters and telegrams raced across the state looking for serum, word reached Anchorage and a case of diphtheria anti-toxin was boxed and prepared for shipment to Nome. However, without reliable air transportation available to the northern communities, an over land dog-sled relay was conceived to get the serum to […]
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P A G E 0 1
This document reports on the events at the National EMS Museum during its
fiscal year 2019-2020 (FY20). It was prepared for the National EMS Museum’s
Annual Meeting on October 15, 2020
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[…] response is reported- by
John Cavenagh
37 Putting the Pressure on Shock: Part 2—A Guide to the Garments
The David Clark
M AST III-A
and the Jobst
Gladiator
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examined in this conclusion to the examination of the how and why of antishock
trousers-by Thom Dick
D E P A R T M E N T S
4 Editorial- Insults
Don‘t Get Results
6 Guest Comment-How
Soon […]
[…] to determine if immediate defibrillation was required. Commercial sales started February 1969. The U.S. Navy purchased two units for Air Force One later that year.
Early Mobile Coronary Care Unit (MCCU) program users of this device included the Columbus, Ohio Fire Department, the Jacksonville, Florida Fire-Rescue, the Miami, Florida Fire Department, the Seattle, Washington Fire […]
WE ARE EMS:
The new mobile museum experience curated by The National EMS Museum
WE ARE EMS is a 540 sq ft walk-through exhibit housed in a 49-foot expandable, fifth wheel trailer featuring artifacts and stories from The National EMS Museum’s collection as well as offer opportunities for hands-on first aid education as part of […]
[…] of modern
mobile coronary care has not had a significant impact on the reduc-
tion of cardiovascular mortality rates . . . but a careful examination
of the report reveals that incorrect data was used in its compilation.
-by Sinclair Germaine
DEPARTMENTS
6 Editorial -Avoid the Legal Minefield: […]