Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
A silent death. Carbon monoxide poisoning poses risks to both patients and providers,2010,39,11,35-42,Fraley
After the storm. When a tornado tears through just getting to its victims can be difficult,2011,40,5,28 30-1,Augustine
Recognizing and defusing aggressive patients,2011,40,11,36-45,Collopy
Lessons learned from the Joplin tornado. What should an EMS system take from such a disaster?,2012,41,5,33-35,Morgan
Fence splitter. Evading police leads to a gruesome testicular injury,2012,41,5,24-26,Augustine
Running into trouble. Heat-related illnesses follow a summer race,2012,41,6,14 16-8,Augustine
Risky business. An ambulance crash threatens a career--even without fault,2012,41,7,78,Rubin
The intersection of public health and EMS during disaster response,2012,41,7,50 53-4 56-7,Barishansky
Pediatric spinal cord injuries: anatomical differences bring different challenges with kids,2012,41,8,52-57,Collopy
Violence against EMS providers: what can we do about it? Working toward a policy of zero tolerance for assaults,2012,41,8,44-51,Kirkwood
Kid control: how do you control a violent child?,2012,41,8,16,Dick
EMS management of catastrophic cheerleading injuries,2010,39,10,58-66,Fraley
It's time to stop the violence. NEMSMA launches initiative to address attacks on EMS providers,2013,42,5,28,Kirkwood
Ambulance safety measures prove their worth. Model vehicles are cheaper to run and seem safer for crews,2013,42,3,43-44,Erich
The quest for a safer ride. From the government to the grass roots there are efforts to improve our vehicles,2013,42,3,41-43,Erich
The marriage of civilian & military medicine. Preparing to meet the terrorist threat,2013,42,9,24,Smith
Head to head. Two children's bike accidents two contrasting outcomes,2013,42,9,28 30 32-4,Augustine
Management of less-lethal injuries. When called to assist police EMS providers need to know how to treat injuries associated with less lethal weapons,2014,43,10,36-40,Dickinson
Earlier than too late: stopping stress & suicide among emergency personnel. First responders keep killing themselves--why is that and what can we do about it?,2014,43,11,38-47,Erich
Arms and 'The Man'. The role of law enforcement in securing violent patients,2014,43,11,26 28 30,Augustine
Hands down. A snowblower accident mangles fingers--but what else is going on?,2014,43,12,20 22 24,Augustine
The Boston bombing review: what went right and wrong? Report evaluates the response to the 2013 terrorist attack,2015,44,7,22-26,Erich
A National Perspective on Ambulance Crashes and Safety. Guidance from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on ambulance safety for patients and providers,2015,44,9,91-2 94,Smith
Victim tracking at a major incident. A fire ravages a family--what's the best way to keep the patients straight?,2015,44,10,12-15,Augustine
How to Start an injury Prevention Program. Better techniques and stretching can reduce employee injuries,2015,44,11,20-25,Vass
Child abuse neglect: mandatory reporting for EMS providers. What to took for what to report and how,2016,45,5,52-55,Concialdi
Advanced automatic crash notification: the future of motor vehicle crash response,2016,45,6,16 18 20,Smith
Body armor injuries: what you heed to know. Know the capabilities and limitations of armor and the mechanisms of injury you may encounter,2016,45,10,81-83,Kolb