Study Objective: This study was conducted to determine the natural history of airway management
skill decay and examine the effect of independent practice and periodic feedback on …

This paper outlines the principles on which the US Department of Defense packet internet
architecture is based and characterizes some of the protocols which implement the …

STUDY OBJECTIVE: We designed the Canadian C-Spine Rule for the clinical clearance of
the cervical spine, without need for diagnostic imaging, in alert and stable trauma patients. …

AimThis longitudinal study was designed to address four research questions and the
hypothesis; that adults living in a rural community receiving primary health care and emergency …

The product yields from cracking a bituminous coal tar In a fixed-bed reactor were determined
at various tem-peratures in the presence and absence of some packing materials. …

Objectives. Emergency medical services (EMS) personnel frequently encounter patients who
refuse transport after being treated for a hypoglycemic episode. The outcomes of most of …

… ED by ambulance. In the emergency paramedic cohort, 77 of 98 (79%) were immediately
transported to the ED … calls was found to reduce transports to the ED with a low rate of relapse. …

Background. Patients with sepsis benefit from early diagnosis and treatment. Accurate
paramedic recognition of sepsis is important to initiate care promptly for patients who arrive by …

INTRODUCTION: Appropriate use of helicopter emergency medical services (HEMS)
ensures the maximum impact of a limited resource on improved health outcomes. Overtriage …

Nontraumatic ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) injury is most commonly seen in overhead
athletes, with baseball pitchers at the highest risk of developing UCL insufficiency. UCL …