Biomedical subjects
S Bourn
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Through traffic keep right.
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Crossing boundaries.
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So you want to be a "most excellent" medic.
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It's Morphin time!
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Mother, may I ...?
If you've been working in EMS for much more than a week, the title of this column probably evoked some sort of visceral response from you--and not a positive one. The phrase "Mother, may I...?" has long been attached to EMS systems that require EMTs and paramedics to call their base hospitals prior to performing most interventions or delivering medications. Where the rub comes in is that most field people I know would prefer a little more leeway, something like a "Mother, I'm going out now" type of system.
Assessment-based prehospital care?
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The research scorecard.
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Decisions, decisions ....
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Measuring response times.
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Facts vs. feelings. Intuition can be 20/20.
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EMS, Rambo and Barney Fife.
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Hi mom, I'm home. Controversies in clinical care.
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Give me proof. Is EMS really worth it?
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Pay now or pay later: a look at substance abuse in EMS.
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Evaluating antishock trousers.
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The influence of mechanical function on the development and remodeling of the tibia. An experimental study in sheep.
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