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Title: JEMS.com - Volume 159 - June 1, 2006 - Member News

JEMS.com Member News June 1, 2006 Volume 159 To view this newsletter online, go to http://www.jems.com/newsletters/JEMS.com-Member-News-Volume159 Patient killed in medical helicopter crash near Washington, D.C. Cartoon of the Week Steve Berry is the author of the EMS cartoon book series I'm Not an Ambulance Driver, available at ... www.iamnotanambulancedriver.com A medical helicopter crashed on its way to Washington Hospital Center, killing the patient and injuring three crew members. The patient, 51-year-old Steven Gaston, was being transported from another hospital about 10 miles away and died in emergency surgery late Tuesday after the crash, Washington Hospital Center spokesman LeRoy Tillman said. The exact cause of his death had not been determined Wednesday. The pilot, nurse and paramedic ... Full Story Sponsored by ZOLL Data The accuracy and timeliness of documentation from the field is vital in today’s fast-paced world. Illegible, lost or incomplete PCRs are unacceptable. You need to collect complete and accurate reports, monitor field operations, and allow the QA/QI department to measure the performance of your crews. Now, you can do all that and more with RescueNet TabletPCR. Download the whitepaper, "Better Operational Efficiencies with Electronic Patient Care Reporting." JEMS.com Exclusive Consolidate training departments: Can it work? By Paul G. Landreville To establish and sustain proficiency, we must constantly train. Scheduled training ensures responding crews remain skilled, organized and safe while working in the field. Training may consist of reviewing prehospital guidelines, standing orders, continuing education for certifications and familiarization of seldom-used equipment.... Full Story Bonus Content Thank You For Not Flying: A doctor argues that using helicopters as ambulances does more harm than good By Bryan E. Bledsoe M.D This article was published in the June/July 2006 issue of AIR & SPACE/Smithsonian Magazine In a small community hospital in rural Indiana, a 63-year-old man is suffering from heart problems. The treating physician determines that the patient’s condition is serious and makes arrangements ... Full Story Sponsored by Albuquerque Ambulance Service Paramedics - $1,000 - $5,000 Relocation Bonus Competitive benefits package - New Grads Welcome! Make the move to Albuquerque Ambulance Service (AAS), a CAAS accredited, non-profit community service and an affiliate of Presbyterian Healthcare Services. AAS is the largest 9-1-1 provider of Emergency Medical Services in New Mexico. To learn more and apply, choose "Ambulance Service" under the Job Function area. News and Announcements: Press Release: Lighthouse Uniform Announces the 9-11 Commemorative Chin Strap Almost 5 years after the terror attacks, new, critical cases are surfacing [New York] L.A. residents object to plan to erase "Skid Row" from ambulances, fire vehicles [Los Angeles] City wants to charge Fresno, Calif. fire district for medical-aid calls [Fresno, Calif.] Sponsored by The Shield Insurance Program The Shield Insurance Program — Protecting Those Who Protect Us. The EMS professionals, firefighters, and police who protect our communities deserve the best protection we can offer. The Shield Insurance rewards these positions of bravery and honor with a home and auto insurance program that delivers exclusive discounts, outstanding coverage options, and benefits. For more information, visit www.theshieldinsurance.com News and Announcements: Press Release: EmCert Announces its Administrative Manager for Online Training Supervisors Iowa EMT creates new way to take notes during training [Council Bluffs, Iowa] N.Y. developer launches improved emergency system [New York] Emergency responders in Ohio find training just a mouse click away [Beavercreek,  Ohio] Words That Should Be in the EMS Dictionary But Aren't One-hit Wonder The overdose patient, who claims this is "my first time, I swear." Read previous EMS words and definitions submitted to JEMS.com Click here to submit an EMS word to JEMS.com JEMS.com Welcomes: Featured Deal: MSA sponsors Breathing Apparatus and Rescue PPE Categories Digital Patroller/Integrian sponsors new In-Vehicle Video Category Ferno sponsors Patient Handling Category Lighthouse Uniform Co. 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