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[…] procedures)
• By maintaining PM costs within the
budgeted level
• By maintaining spare part inventories
adequate to prevent delayed repairs, while eliminating unnecessary inventory costs
In actual practice, numerical values are
established for each quantifiable objective
(e.g., maximum frequency of vehicle
failure per 100,000 emergency runs, target ed annual cost of uninsured accidental […]
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[…] devote an “Interface” column
to subscription programs. Here it is.
W7iaf Are They? Ambulance
subscription programs fall into two
major categories: those which involve
the actual sale of ambulance services
on a prepaid basis (i.e., for purposes
of this discussion, Type I programs);
and those which allow subscribers to
fix-price and prepay […]
[…] these days. Not since
Dr. Partridge introduced mobile coronary care
have one man’s ideas stirred up so much
sharply contrasting opinion. Actually, Jack
Stout’s ideas often are a joint effort with his
long-time partner, Alan JaLmeson.
Stout first became highly visible at a 1975
conference in Chicago; […]
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About The Cover: Rural Emergencies can
stretch an EMT’s ability, due to the low call
volume (see page 61), which can include rare
grain bin rescues (see page 39) .
Cover photo by Keith Griffiths
MAPCH 1986 VOL.11 NO. 3
Features
28 A Newborn’S First Ride B¥ KEITH […]
[…] these products an honest, scientific substantiation of their worth?
This article explores the science and “pseudo-science” behind EMS-product manufacturing
and discusses the pursuit of profit vs. the need for valid data to support EMS-product choices.
43 Starcare:
Guidelines for Customer Sense
BY MIKE TAIGMAN AND THOM DICK
How do you rate in the quality […]
[…] s written
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The aim of this article is to describe
how computers and formulas can be
used-not only to find the answer, but
to actually create the answer~and to
show when and why your own expert
judgment is still your best bet.
1. Demand Pattern Analysis
You don‘t need a […]
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[…] By LOREN MARSHALL.
Land-vehicle tracking is the hot new sector in the navigation electronics market. As
large EMS services begin to buy them, tracking systems are sketching the future of
field resource management on computer map screens.
55 The press: Our overlooked Ally Bv]ERRy L. DURNBAUGH. […]