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FireRehab
Communications July 2010 Volume 22 |
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The Rehab Training Center |
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Alternative staffing options for fireground rehab |
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Staffing a rehab sector at an incident or training is always challenging, and even more so with the current economy taking a toll on staffing levels. Most personnel are more interested in the tactings and stretegy of fire suppression, so where can you find help for rehab? Solutions already being used |
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 More articles by Jeffrey Lindsey
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Fireground Medical Operations |
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Prehospital tourniquet use: An old tool revisited |
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Classical bleeding control has been direct pressure, elevation and occluding the blood vessel at the pressure point. The problem is this doesn't always get the bleeding under control, and it takes some manpower to accomplish. What about a tourniquet? |
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Jumper down: Trauma care at the fire scene |
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Knowing where to focus your attention can be the difference between life and death for a trauma patient on the fireground. Scene safety is always important, especially near a working fire, and then there are six key areas you need to focus your attention on. Where do you start? |
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