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April 26, 2005         Features: EMS Manager 301: Conflict Management with the Medical Director By David S. Becker, MA, EMT-P Founder of IAFC EMS Section Receives James O. Page Award Tennessee & Ontario Departments Win 2005 Heartsafe Community Awards New Delivery EMS Tip of the Week: Pediatric IVs Words That Should Be in the EMS Dictionary But Aren't More: Announcement: The Rescue Source switches to SMC as OEM supplier Mark Your Calendars for EMS Today 2006 Just Announced! EMS Educational Sessions at FireRescue Magazine Conference & Expo Awards Programs: JEMS EMS Research Grant: Deadline May 2, 2005 Going to school? JEMS Educational Award Programs can help! Subscribe to JEMS and Win Gear from Eagle Gear! Special Career Opportunity: Have a new opportunity that you want to share with JEMS eNews readers? Contact: Lisa Tucker [EMAIL PROTECTED] 760-518-3198     EMS Manager 301: Conflict Management with the Medical Director By David S. Becker, MA, EMT-P http://www.jems.com/jems/exclus05/e0426a.html EMS managers, your job is often focused on challenging the bureaucracy, and that challenge may even include directives from your medical director. How do you resolve this kind of conflict, while maintaining the relationship with your medical director and asserting your responsibility to your providers at the same time? For details, click here. Founder of IAFC EMS Section Receives James O. Page Award http://www.jems.com/jems/exclus05/e0426b.html Last week, the EMS Section of the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) announced the winners of the 2005 Heartsafe Community Awards: Putnam County EMS/Cookeville Fire Department (Tenn.) and the City of Windsor (Ontario) Fire & Rescue Department. We congratulate the winners and salute the paramedics and firefighters who spend countless hours providing CPR/AED training in the community and work to make public access defibrillation a reality. For details, click here. Tennessee & Ontario Departments Win 2005 Heartsafe Community Awards http://www.jems.com/jems/exclus05/e0426c.html Last week, the EMS Section of the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) announced the winners of the 2005 Heartsafe Community Awards: Putnam County EMS/Cookeville Fire Department (Tenn.) and the City of Windsor (Ontario) Fire & Rescue Department. We congratulate the winners and salute the paramedics and firefighters who spend countless hours providing CPR/AED training in the community and work to make public access defibrillation a reality. For details, click here. New Delivery http://www.jems.com/jems/exclus05/e0426d.html Check out this New Delivery from Chesterfield/Union Township Fire Department and Emergency Services. For details, click here. To send us a description and photo of your new delivery, e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]. EMS Tip of the Week: Pediatric IVs http://www.jems.com/jems/emstips.html This week's EMS Tip, provided by reader Craig Cousins, EMT-P, may make your next pediatric call go a bit more smoothly. Click here for the tip. Words That Should Be in the EMS Dictionary But Aren't http://www.jems.com/jems/emswords.html Featured this week: HIBGIA and Chicken Wreck. Click here for the definitions.   For EMS Today 2005 Highlights and Photos, click here! November 9-13, 2005 Las Vegas Convention Center Las Vegas, Nevada JUST ANNOUNCED! Don't miss these exciting educational sessions specifically designed for EMS providers in the fire service: The Medicine of First Response Speaker: Ed Racht, MD EMS Financing for the Future of Fire Based Systems Speaker: Gregg Lord, BA, NREMT-P Also, be sure to visit the EMS pavilion in the exhibit hall for all of the latest and greatest EMS products and services! For more information please click here. JEMS wants to help you achieve your dreams! Did you know JEMS sponsors two award programs? DEADLINE: May 2, 2005 The JEMS EMS Research Grant awards $1500 to an individual or agency for the completion of a research project that studies the impact on care that results from having two paramedics on each ALS call vs. the use of only one paramedic. For more project specifications, please click here. The JEMS/Elsevier Nursing Scholarship provides one scholarship to prehospital personnel (EMT or EMT-Paramedic) who want to pursue a nursing degree. The winner will receive $5,000 to pursue a nursing degree, as well as a one year ENA membership. For more information about the 2005 scholarship, please visit www.ena.org/foundation/grants or call the Foundation at: 800-900-9659 ext. 4100.       To view this eNews online, go to http://www.jems.com/enews/issues/jems095.html For advertising Information, please contact: Cheryl Kaufman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 781-383-3556 For online advertising information, please contact: Dawn Barrett-Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] 800-266-5367 x 6267 For classified advertising information, please contact: Lisa Tucker [EMAIL PROTECTED] 760-518-3198 If you enjoyed this eNews, don't forget to forward it to friends and coworkers! eNews sent by: Jems Communications 525 B Street, Suite 1900 San Diego, CA 92101 (800) 266-5367 If you are no longer interested in receiving eNews, please click on the link below. DO NOT REPLY to this email. © Elsevier Inc. 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