LATEST MANUSCRIPTS IN Emergency
- S D McHenry. Waging war on attrition. Emergency. 1989, 21 (9): 29-33
Cited :Read More - I McQueen. Winning the competition game. Emergency. 1989, 21 (9): 38-41Cited :Read More
- I McQueen. Easing the cash crunch. Emergency. 1989, 21 (9): 42Cited :Read More
- T M Stanford. The hidden disease. Emergency. 1989, 21 (9): 43-7Cited :Read More
- T M Stanford. Keeping track. The monitoring of current skills and technology can help maintain consistent standards within EMS and aid in its future development. Emergency. 1989, 21 (8): 38-41Cited :Read More
- H Lipton. Parental care. A good relationship between the family of a pediatric trauma patient and the EMS provider can be a positive factor in the child's treatment. Emergency. 1989, 21 (8): 42-7Cited :Read More
- A G Ampolsk. Pre-hospital RNs. Emergency. 1989, 21 (7): 32-5Cited :Read More
- S A Pulley, J G Ferko. Defibrillation--EMT style. The future of the EMT-D program may ride on whether or not a fully integrated EMS system is established. Emergency. 1989, 21 (7): 36-8Cited :Read More
- I McQueen. Sick and tired. Emergency. 1989, 21 (7): 40-3Cited :Read More
- P B Simms. A profile of regionalization. Emergency. 1989, 21 (5): 30-5Cited :Read More
- A G Ampolsk. National perspective. Emergency. 1989, 21 (5): 36-8Cited :Read More
- J G Ferko. Good intentions. Emergency. 1989, 21 (5): 48-51Cited :Read More
- G H Irwin, C A Blank, R K Gauthier, K M Angelini, S W Klein. Quality assurance: striving for quality and excellence in the delivery of pre-hospital care. The QA guarantee. Emergency. 1989, 21 (4): 20-3Cited :Read More
- T M Stanford. Rescue from the dungeon. Emergency. 1989, 21 (4): 24-7Cited :Read More
- J Ballinger, J Ferko. Peer evaluations. Emergency. 1989, 21 (4): 28-31Cited :Read More
