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EMS1
Member News
November 29, 2007
Volume 26
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Bus crash puts training into perspective for southern EMS
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Experience handling some of the nation's most horrendous interstate wrecks put East Arkansas and Memphis paramedics and emergency personnel in good stead when called on to respond to the crash that killed three people Sunday night.

Ambulances from every available agency in both areas converged on the scene in Forrest City when a charter bus loaded with 47 people crashed into a pickup
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| Fire-EMS Spotlight |
| New Designation for EMS Chief Officers: An Inside View |
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By Jim Sideras, EMS1.com Columnist |
It is no secret that fire departments are seeing a continued upward surge in EMS incidents. Most departments that provide some type of EMS delivery have at least 50 percent of their call volume dedicated to EMS response.
 To support the professionalism of EMS delivery within the fire service, the Center for Public Safety Excellence has created a national designation for EMS Chief Officers — the Chief Medical Officer designation ... Full Column |
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| Avoid damaging electronic equipment with liquid cleaners |
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| Over the past two years, the relevant Federal agencies have learned about and collaborated to address problems associated with inappropriate use of liquids on electronic medical equipment. The problems included equipment fires, malfunctions and other damage. The root cause of the problems mentioned above was likely corrosion of electronic circuitry by disinfecting or cleaning solutions
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