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EMS Incident Management System, The: Operations for Mass Casualty and High Impact Incidents
Published in Hardcover by Pearson Education (1998-03-03)
Authors: Hank Christen and Paul M. Maniscalco
List price: $57.00
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Outstanding Guide
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Review Date: 2000-06-08
This is a GREAT book. The authors have done an outstanding job bridging the EMS and medical aspects of disaster management with the IMS system. Surely a must include text in any disaster training program

Great Text
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Review Date: 1999-02-21
As I scrambled to meet the direction of my CEO to get our disaster plan updated in order to deal with the pressing threat of terrorism it was recommended to get this text by a peer. After reading this book, I can say without a doubt, that it is one of finest disaster works I have ever been exposed. It has taken complex issues and presented them in a real world method that makes comprehension and application quite easy. Frankly this is a must have reference for emergency service and management personnel in public and private sectors. Outstanding work!

OUTSTANDING BOOK
Helpful Votes: 1 out of 1 total.
Review Date: 2000-06-08
This is a GREAT book. The authors have done an outstanding job bridging the EMS and medical aspects of disaster management with the IMS system. Surely a must include text in any disaster training program

Powerful & Insightful Text
Helpful Votes: 1 out of 1 total.
Review Date: 2000-01-20
Outstanding work that takes you through a logical and sequential path concerning the application of Incident Command for EMS/Ambulance/Rescue operations.

Without a doubt the best text on the subject that I am aware of. Great reference and operational manual.

EMS incident command - Disaster Medicine Point of view
Helpful Votes: 3 out of 3 total.
Review Date: 2000-01-21
Well written and informative. Good review of incident management system. The information provided regarding disaster medicine is from the EMS response point of view and is useful for Emergency Physicians and Disaster researchers from the point of view of understanding EMS response in disasters. This book should be part of the overall collection of any physician working in area of Disaster Medicine.

EMS
Ems Field Guide, Als Version
Published in Spiral-bound by Informed (1998-01-15)
Author: Paul Lesage
List price: $16.50
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A must have!
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Review Date: 2008-07-06
I would definitely recommend this booklet for any one who practices or intends to practice ems. Its very detailed and great illustrations and not to big to carry in your pocket.

Great Resource
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Review Date: 2008-05-22
This is a great reference book for anyone in the ALS field, Easy to read and understand. Lots of helpful info. Would recommend to anyone!!!

excellent ems aide
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Review Date: 2008-04-20
This product is excellent for providing a quick reference to different medications. I love that I can turn to the medicine page and find out why the patient is taking that medicine. There are to many available medications to easily remember.

The pediatric reference section - for typical HR, kg and such for a certain age, is also wonderful.

Great reference book to have at 3 a.m. when you're brain may not be functioning at optimum capacity.

Great product
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Review Date: 2008-04-05
I've been using the EMS field guide since I graduated as a Paramedic in 1990...

Important and useful data is presented in a clear and concise format.

The guide is constantly updated to reflect the latest AHA guidelines.

Well designed, rugged and small enough to fit in a shirt pocket - who could ask for more ?

P.S. I live and work in Israel - I am not affiliated in any way with the guys who publish the EMS field guide...

MUST HAVE!!!!
Helpful Votes: 1 out of 1 total.
Review Date: 2008-03-29
THIS IS A MUST HAVE FOR ANYONE INVOLVED IN EMS OR ALS EMERGENCY CARE!! BUY IT! YOU'LL NEED IT!!

EMS
The Original Pedi-Wheel
Published in Paperback by EMS Advantage (2000-08-15)
Author: Joe Rose
List price: $11.95

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Compact; Easy to Use
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Review Date: 2000-05-08
I have carried the Pedi-Wheel in my fanny pack for a few years. The few times I have used it have earned high marks for its compactness, readibility, and ease of use. The most important feature for me is the "weight to age" reference. It allows me to calculate dosages when only an age of the patient is known. Estimating weights of small children is obviously more critical than adults.

The Fire agency that I work for has placed a Pedi-Wheel in all of the drug boxes.

Pedi-wheel
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Review Date: 2000-05-08
Pediatric emergencies are stressful and difficult, Mr. Rose has put together a tool (Pedi-wheel) that is easy to use and contains accurate information.

what a great product!
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Review Date: 2000-05-04
By far, a product no Engine company can do without. No guess work! The Pedi-Wheel has improved our "on scene" proficiency by leaps and bounds! Buy it! Cut down on scene time! That's what we're here for people!

Smart Tool
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Review Date: 2000-04-22
Time is always critical for us with any patient. However, critical peds always kicks us up a notch or two. This tool is a god send for us when we need to make snap decisions accurately. I highly recommend this product to all healthcare professionals who deal with peds.

Pedi-Wheel
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Review Date: 2000-04-15
I have worked in the Fire Department for the past 3 years and never found a tool that is so easy to use for calculating a drug dosage. I personally like it's variety of information in such a small package. The Pedi-Wheel is the ideal reference tool when seconds count.

EMS
Pedi-Wheel First Responder
Published in Paperback by EMS Advantage (1996-01-01)
Author: Joe Rose
List price: $8.95

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Need more like this!
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Review Date: 2000-04-17
Great tool. We need more tools like this in the field. If you haven't tried it , do. If you're like me, you won't feel it was waste of money and you'll want to get your buddies to buy one as well.

Pedi-Wheel First Responder, GOT TO HAVE IT!
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Review Date: 2000-04-16
Wow, what more could I say about this product. During all the stressful times during our day, its nice to have such a quick and easy product to use. I highly recommend this product to anyone in the medical field!

pedi-wheel First Responder
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Review Date: 2000-04-15
This is an excellent tool for all emergency personnel. It provides quick, accurate information when time counts. A must for all trauma kits.

Simple to understand & easy to use.
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Review Date: 2000-04-14
As a member of the EMS discipline for 15 years I had always been on the look out for a tool to assist me in the stressful situation when dealing with pedi's and small children. Every tool I'd use was to complicated or did not display the full range of information needed during the typical medical aid call. The Pedi Wheel solves all those facets. Any dealings with a pedi or small child is covered. I highly recommend the pedi wheel.

firefighter/intensive care technician; EMT, ret.
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Review Date: 2000-04-13
I only wish the Pedi-Wheel First Responder was available 25 years ago. I have found this device to be a most valuable tool in pediatric emergencies. All first responders and Dispatch centers should incorporate the Pedi-Wheel First Responder in their everyday work life! I recommend that First Responder training classes make this a part of the curriculum.

EMS
Birth Emergency Skills Training: Manual for Out of Hospital Midwives (ebook)
Published in Kindle Edition by Birth Guru Publications (2008-05-29)
Author: Bonnie U. Gruenberg
List price: $36.00
New price: $28.80

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Birth Emergency Skills Training - Exceptional Book
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Review Date: 2008-10-06
Gruenberg, a certified nurse-midwife and a nurse practitioner in women's heath, shares a wealth of knowledge in a well organized way. Over 120 full color photographs accompany a strong presentation of emergency care instruction that is outlined for ease of use as a reference book. Each chapter is filled with complete, yet concise, information and is followed by an exhaustive bibliography.

Winner of the Best Book of the Year Award for Health by the 2008 Premier Book Awards, this comprehensive text is a must have for students and mid-wives. If you are considering this book, you should feel confident in purchasing. Five BIG stars.

Essential Reading
Helpful Votes: 2 out of 2 total.
Review Date: 2008-06-30
If you provide maternity care for mothers and babies you must read this book. The information is presented in a very user friendly way, complete with many mnemonics to help you quickly recall vital information in an emergency. Thoroughly researched and cited, this book is chock full of information and helpful hints. The differential diagnoses are particularly welcome, especially when trying to assess the etiology of pain. Highly recommended.

BEST is just that - the best book for midwives
Helpful Votes: 2 out of 2 total.
Review Date: 2008-06-30
BEST is just that - the best book for midwives. I have just finished the BEST course using the PDF version. BEST is comprehensive and yet applicable for midwives of all stripes. Well worth your time and $.

EMS
Life, Death and Everything in Between
Published in Paperback by Emergency Publishers Inc. (2005)
Author:
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It may be small town LA EMS but it is really EMS Everywhere
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Review Date: 2007-10-20
I read a lot of this type stuff and this is one of the better ones. No he is not on Boston EMS or FDNY but he tells it like it is and I really like the unique format of the book. Short stories with what he is really thinking in italics. The book is a little pricey but for the money a real bargain.

No Words.....
Helpful Votes: 1 out of 1 total.
Review Date: 2005-12-15
There are no words to describe how well Mr. Grayson has captured the daily life of an EMS provider in this book of short stories. You just have to read it.... you'll understand. Whether you are in the business or not, know someone in the business, or just want to know what it's really like to BE an EMT or Paramedic, this book is for you!

A great, real life read
Helpful Votes: 2 out of 2 total.
Review Date: 2006-03-21
A great read! One of the best books on EMS to come down the pike in a long time! A refreshing change from the "I'm a hero" books so common to this genre. Every EMT student should read this book, and lay people will find it funny, touching and eye-opening as well. I loved it!

EMS
Achieving Environmental Excellence: Integrating P2 and EMS to Increase Profits
Published in Hardcover by Government Institutes (2003-02-28)
Authors: Avrom Bendavid-Val and Nicholas P. Cheremisinoff
List price: $79.00
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Refreshing Approach to EMS Implementation and P2
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Review Date: 2006-02-01
This is a refreshing departure from the conventional dry approach to implementing ISO 14001. The authors de-emphasize compliance and place the focus of their EMS model on Pollution Prevention. They show with concrete examples, case studies, and very convincing explanations that when P2 becomes the focus of the EMS, companies redirect energies toward reducing costs associated with waste and pollution management. With a carefully planned set of metrics and diligent monitoring they show how these actions lead to improved environmental performance, which in turn leads to improved compliance.

We have been using this book as a training manual at several industrial facilities in Jordan for well over a year and have had remarkable results. I highly recommed this volume to those who are looking to bring their oranizations into a truly proactive approach to waste and pollution management. A very nice feature of this book is that the subjects of Life Cycle Costing and environmental cost accounting are nicely mingled. These subjects are often separated by quite different approaches to assessing cost/benefits of cleaner production investments. But the authors have linked the tools into a practical appoach for rapidly assessing the financial attracctiveness of P2 investments. The engineering and business talents of the authors are well matched, bringing not just a reference for the practicioner, but a very nice tool. Five stars plus for this volume.

Achieving Environmental Excellence
Helpful Votes: 1 out of 2 total.
Review Date: 2003-03-08
Achieving Environmental Excellence: Integrating Pollution Prevention (P2) and Environmental Management System (EMS) to Increase Profits by Avrom Bendavid-Val and Dr. Nicholas Cheremisinoff is an excellent book for senior-level management. It provides a step-by-step, methodical approach to maximizing the long-term profitability and sustainability of a business by merging pollution prevention (P2) techniques with an environmental management system (EMS), and does so in a unique manner. The book was written as a sequel to Green Profits: The Manager�s Handbook to ISO 14001 and Pollution Prevention (Butterworth Heinemann Publishers, 2001). Whereas Green Profits focuses on the fundamental tools for applying pollution prevention within the framework of an EMS, the present volume goes beyond by providing the reader with a flexible management structure that illustrates, with very straightforward explanations and examples, how companies can manage both regulatory and voluntary environmental concerns to maximize profits and minimize environmental risk. While there is literally an ocean of articles and books covering P2 and EMS, rarely can one find the two subjects melded together and in such a unique way. The authors present a model approach to developing a formalized EMS with P2 as the principle engine for financial performance tracking. The concept borderlines the subject of metrics, but focuses only on financial gains associated with good environmental performance. The concept presented is simple, but very eloquently explained. Surprisingly the literature does not present similar discussions.
There are eight chapters. Chapter 1 provides a detailed overview of EMS and ISO 14001. Chapter 2 provides an overview of P2. Of particular interest in this chapter is a breakdown of the costs associated with environmental compliance. The authors make a good point with regard to how traditional approaches tend to heavily discount so-called soft-costs, thereby opening the door for future and long-term liabilities. Chapter 3 discusses the authors� integrated EMS/P2 model program. This chapter sets the stage for the balance of the book and is worth a careful reading. Chapter 4 � titled Getting Started, describes for the reader innovative approaches to establishing the entire P2/EMS program. Chapter 5 covers pre-planning activities. Chapter 6 covers planning priority environmental management initiatives. Chapter 7 covers planning pollution prevention initiatives and is an exceptionally well written chapter providing good information on life cycle costing and introducing unique concepts like P2 investment portfolios. Chapter 8 wraps up the volume by focusing on monitoring and the importance of top management review, and how to implement environmental management initiatives.
The book includes two in-depth case studies, reviews of six types of environmental management initiatives, has a glossary of EMS and P2 terms, photographs, diagrams, charts and calculations, and end-of-chapter summaries. It also includes an examination of the relationships between activities in each phase and the requirements of ISO14001 and how a company would fulfill ISO 14001 certification requirements through an integrated EMS/P2 approach.
The book is a great volume for senior managers, EH&S personnel, compliance officers, and engineers (especially because of the life cycle costing and risk assessment principles laced throughout the book). The authors are highly knowledgeable about the subject and their bios support a large international experience in applying the principles and practices presented in this volume. Dr. Cheremisinoff in particular is a well-known chemical engineer that has contributed many books and articles on pollution prevention to the industrial press.

EMS
The Cavalry Is Coming
Published in Paperback by Outskirts Press (2006-06-13)
Author: John Broyles
List price: $12.95
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Excellent Story!
Helpful Votes: 2 out of 2 total.
Review Date: 2006-07-08
Excellent book! Very captivating from the beginning and an overall great story!!!!

Can't wait for the next one John!

My book
Helpful Votes: 2 out of 2 total.
Review Date: 2006-06-17
I know there's some typographical errors on and in the book. That's what I get for rushing. I just hope it's enjoyed by all that read it. There may be a second, I just never know

EMS
Essentials of Prehospital Maternity Care
Published in Paperback by Prentice Hall (2005-10-08)
Author: Bonnie Urquhart Gruenberg
List price: $29.00
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Basics covered!
Helpful Votes: 1 out of 1 total.
Review Date: 2005-11-03
I found the work done by the author to be of excellent quality. The underlying educational structure, supported by the referenced material, outlined with creative artistry makes this text number one on any proffessor's list.
It will make the students comprehension of sometimes difficult concepts more then bearable. They will have a confidance gained by knowledge built, that will allow care to be adminstered in a compitant manner. I wish more text's were able to accomplish what this author did.

One of a kind
Helpful Votes: 1 out of 1 total.
Review Date: 2005-10-26
In general, textbooks for EMTs and paramedics tend not to give women and their special issues a lot of ink. Obstetrical and gynecological texts for physicians and nurses aren't usually applicable to first responders. Essentials of Prehospital Maternity Care is evidently the only book, in print or out, that fills this large void. Fortunately, it's excellent, full of current information, useful illustrations, and clear procedures. The author's background as a paramedic and an Ivy League-educated midwife gives her valuable insights into the subjects she writes about. Although this book is obviously designed for classroom instruction, it doesn't read like a textbook. The author's style makes even difficult material interesting enough to hold the attention of independent students at any level of expertise. Parents-to-be could also learn a great deal from it, no matter whether they expect to deliver at home.

EMS
Patient Communication For First Responders and EMS Personnel:The First Hour of Trauma
Published in Paperback by Prentice Hall Health (1997-06-03)
Author: Donald Trent Jacobs
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An EMT's / Paramedic's MUST HAVE
Helpful Votes: 1 out of 1 total.
Review Date: 2000-01-02
This is a must read for anyone working in the Emergency Medical field, it teaches how the first words spoken to a patient are the most critical and it show's credible evidence that not only is this method of communication nessicary but also medicine for the mind's healing capabilities. I not only recommend this to anyone who works with EMS but i request it become part of the Learing Criteria. The pertinent contained in this book is one that can only help, not only the care takers but the patient also, not just at the time of the accident but for a lifetime.

An EMT's / Paramedic's MUST HAVE
Helpful Votes: 1 out of 1 total.
Review Date: 2000-01-02
This is a must read for anyone working in the Emergency Medical field, it teaches how the first words spoken to a patient are the most critical and it show's credible evidence that not only is this method of communication nessicary but also medicine for the mind's healing capabilities. I not only recommend this to anyone who works with EMS but i request it become part of the Learing Criteria. The pertinent contained in this book is one that can only help, not only the care takers but the patient also, not just at the time of the accident but for a lifetime.


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