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October 2010
Five Tips for Basic Airway Management
These five tips will keep you from forgetting your basic airway skills.
Exchanging Information in the Multimedia Age
Virtually all of us in EMS have firsthand experience with the difficulties encountered due to the lack of interoperable communications.
Properly Charged Batteries Power EMS
No one should die because of dead equipment.
2010 JEMS Salary & Workplace Survey
How the EMS industry is meeting (or not meeting) its employees’ needs.
Priority Traffic
New Ambulance Design Hits the U.S. Streets
Gibson County, Ind., debuts side-loading ambulance.
From the Editor
Batteries Can Spare a Life
Power is an essential component of almost everything we do.
EMS in Action
EMS, Fire Police Extricate Patient
EMS, fire and law enforcement professionals work together at a call with a patient trapped in an overturned vehicle.
Higher Learning
Teaching Hazmat Decontamination
Recognize your role as a provider on a hazmat scene.
Tricks of the Trade
Lowering yourself to patients not just convenient but also builds trust.
Kneeling communicates humility and bridges healer and sufferer.
Case of the Month
Airway Encounters
When treating a cardiac arrest patient, which airway management method would you choose?
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