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EMS1
Member News
November 13, 2007
Volume 22
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N.Y. EMT killed in ambulance crash laid to rest |
At the scene of a political attack

 A patient is taken from an ambulance after an explosion Tuesday at an entrance to the Philippine House of Representatives. The blast killed a driver and injured at least nine people, officials say. Full Story (AP Photo) |
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"Amazing Grace" was the final song played yesterday for 25-year-old Matthew Lamb of Lake Carmel, an emergency medical technician and Carmel volunteer firefighter who died last week after the ambulance in which he was riding crashed.

The hymn floated from bagpipes as family and friends paid their last respects to Lamb at the Raymond Hill Cemetery
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| In the Line of Duty |
| Death Notification: It's Never Easy |
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By Daniel J. McGuire, EMS1.com Contributing Author |
EMS1 is pleased to announce that Daniel J. McGuire has joined the ever-growing columnist team as a contributing author. McGuire will explore line-of-duty deaths, as well as diverse topics regarding wellness and balance for first responders.

Preparing your agency for a LODD begins with acknowledging the following statement: "It’s not a matter of if, but a matter of when a LODD will strike my agency." There are a few basic skills that anyone delivering a death notification should be fully aware of
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| EKG Club Case of the Week |
| A Two-Week Long Chest Pain |
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By EKG Club, EMS1.com Columnist |
| You are dispatched at 6 a.m. to the house of a 54-year-old male with a chief complaint of chest pain. Upon arrival, you are greeted by the patient's wife and a mildly obese patient who is seated in the living room. The seemingly un-distressed patient welcomes you and expresses regret at his wife’s activation of EMS for what seems to be, for him, an irrelevant complaint of chest discomfort over the past few days ... Full Case |
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