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EMS Today 2016 Review
It was my privilege to have been selected as the Official Blogger of the EMS Today conference for 2016. Like my predecessor, Tom Bouthillet at the EMS 12-Lead blog, I took that role very seriously and visited as many of the sessions, vendor exhibits, and even socials (they are definitely part of the experience) as I possibly […]
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More Reasons to Support Dynamic Deployment
You can try to sell anything Dale. SSM is not an effective strategy. Please post some real evidence that you can predict where the next call will originate. You can't. Go to any statistician and they will tell you that even with 100 years of data you would still not be able to accurately predict…
2019-01-29 03:22:15
More Reasons to Support Dynamic Deployment
You can try to sell anything Dale. SSM is not an effective strategy. Please post some real evidence that you can predict where the next call will originate. You can't. Go to any statistician and they will tell you that even with 100 years of data you would still not be able to accurately predict…
2019-01-29 03:22:15
Go Ear
Are You an Ambulance Driver Too?
OUTSTANDING Sir! I was a truck driver, or in more technical terms a Driver/Operator of a combination vehicle. I became an EMT at 42 years old. The term “Ambulance Driver” doesn’t bother me, but what does is being called a “Taxi Driver” by my patients. I let it go, but it’s not what I do….EVER.…
2019-01-25 01:08:23
Are You an Ambulance Driver Too?
OUTSTANDING Sir! I was a truck driver, or in more technical terms a Driver/Operator of a combination vehicle. I became an EMT at 42 years old. The term “Ambulance Driver” doesn’t bother me, but what does is being called a “Taxi Driver” by my patients. I let it go, but it’s not what I do….EVER.…
2019-01-25 01:08:23
Dale Loberger
Are You an Ambulance Driver Too?
If you still don't believe in the critical importance of driving an ambulance safely, check out these statistics: https://www.fettolawgroup.com/Personal-Injury-Blog/2018/March/Statistics-on-Emergency-Vehicle-Accidents-in-the.aspx
2019-01-16 09:17:25
Are You an Ambulance Driver Too?
If you still don't believe in the critical importance of driving an ambulance safely, check out these statistics: https://www.fettolawgroup.com/Personal-Injury-Blog/2018/March/Statistics-on-Emergency-Vehicle-Accidents-in-the.aspx
2019-01-16 09:17:25
Ray Bange
tl;dr but commenting anyway
Too true. Even though it is social media, I try to cite (however briefly) source data and background material that can be sometimes difficult to find. That may make the narrative less fluid and my observations appear clumsier, but I at least I feel more comfortable that the information posted has a basis in fact.
2019-01-08 17:59:27
tl;dr but commenting anyway
Too true. Even though it is social media, I try to cite (however briefly) source data and background material that can be sometimes difficult to find. That may make the narrative less fluid and my observations appear clumsier, but I at least I feel more comfortable that the information posted has a basis in fact.
2019-01-08 17:59:27
Dale Loberger
We Need Some New Stories
Actually, yes, now we do. Contact me for details.
2019-01-02 09:16:47
We Need Some New Stories
Actually, yes, now we do. Contact me for details.
2019-01-02 09:16:47
