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Title: JEMS.com - Volume 164 - June 20, 2006 - Member News

JEMS.com Member News June 20, 2006 Volume 164 To view this newsletter online, go to http://www.jems.com/newsletters/JEMS.com-Member-News-Volume164/ D.C. EMS chief apologizes in man's death N.J. officials discuss emergency evacuation plans should a hurricane strike Members of N.J. Gov. Jon Corzine's cabinet and emergency management officials gather in Ewing, N.J., Monday to discuss emergency evacuation plans in case a hurricane hits the state's coast this year. (AP Photo/Mike Derer) WASHINGTON - The chief of fire and emergency medical services in the nation's capital apologized Monday to the family of a New York Times journalist who died while in the city's care. Chief Adrian Thompson told Marcus Rosenbaum, whose brother died in January from a head injury after he was beaten and robbed Jan. 6, that he is sorry for the poor EMS response in the case. The apology came during a hearing before the city council's judiciary committee. David Rosenbaum, 63, a longtime New York Times editor and reporter, was ... Full Story Sponsored by First Responders Financial First Responders Financial provides financial benefits exclusively for first responders. Visit our website for access to great savings on your auto insurance, and join our Responder Rewards program for thousands of retail discounts. Founded by Dennis Smith, national advocate for the emergency services and author of "Report from Ground Zero." Register at no cost at www.firstresponders.com Case in Point Victims of Hubris By Dave Ross I had a case review ready to post, but recent events in Colorado have inspired me to take a different tack for this month's column. I'll save the completed case for another time, another month. I live in Colorado Springs, a conclave of large religion-based organizations. So, perhaps it might seem natural that I'm going to take the liberty to preach from ... Full Column Read other JEMS.com original columns JEMS.com Tip of the Week Keep Your 'Ears' Clean By Rocco Altobelli WEMT/Paramedic Your stethoscope is a source of cross contamination from you to your patients, from your patient to other patients and from your patients to you. It is vital that you keep it clean. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for cleaning between each patient. This usually involves wiping the stethoscope with a strong alcohol solution. Don't forget to get the ear buds. Who knows what's growing in the ears of that other shift you ... Full Tip Read previous tips submitted to JEMS.com Click here to submit a tip to JEMS.com Sponsored by Stryker EMS Reduce the risk of injury and extend your career. Stryker's Power-PRO features an innovative battery powered hydraulic system that raises and lowers the patient with the touch of a button. For more information, visit us at http://www.ems.stryker.com/ News and Announcements: Press Release: Stand Down for Fire Fighter Safety! Ambulance driver won't be charged in crash that killed Colo. teen [Denver, CO] Union defends Del. paramedics accused of making racist remarks [Delaware] Pre-sentencing report says former N.Y. paramedic collected, distributed child pornography [New York] Former paramedic not indicted in Texas drug theft [Texas] Sponsored by Digital Patroller Wherever mobile digital video is required, DigitalPatroller is there with rugged, reliable solutions for fast, effective field response. DigitalPatroller is ideally suited for all types of vehicles including cars, boats, helicopters, motorcycles and more. 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