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Communications January 2010 Volume 19 |
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Practical Evolution for Rehab |
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The one thing that has stood out most in each of the rehab training classes I conducted is the practical evolution. With an effective practical evolution, you can see the pieces of the puzzle come together and the light bulbs going off with the realization of just how important it is to incorporate rehab training in what we do. 
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| Considerations for Implementing Rehab Teaching Rehab Area Characteristics More articles by Jeffrey Lindsey
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START Method Makes Triage Fast, Simple |
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There is no perfect triage system, but one of the better methods available to us is the START (Simple Triage and Rapid Transport) method. It is designed to identify problems that could cause death to the patient within one hour, typically breathing problems, head injury or significant bleeding.
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More articles by Albert Einstein Medical Center
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