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]]> By: Walt Trachim http://medicthree.com/2008/10/shady-shifty-fly-by-night-research/comment-page-1/#comment-5264 Walt Trachim Thu, 30 Oct 2008 18:26:00 +0000 http://cwhebert.wordpress.com/2008/10/30/shady-shifty-fly-by-night-research#comment-5264 The most important thing you bring up here, at least as I read the post, is the ability of the medic to assess his/her patient. And you are right - if, as medics, we don't perform a proper assessment on the person we're to be caring for, how are we supposed to get everything else done appropriately?</></>The other thing you mention (and I think this is just as important) is the level of care on the ground versus in the air. In the vast majority of transports, it seems that there is going to be very little difference in that. Just because a medic on a helicopter is a CCEMT-P or a FP-C doesn't necessarily mean they are going to do more than the medic on the ground ambulance who doesn't necessarily have those qualifications. Besides, as you said, sometimes waiting for a bird to show up makes for inappropriate and unnecessary delays.</></>Your insights are excellent - great post! The most important thing you bring up here, at least as I read the post, is the ability of the medic to assess his/her patient. And you are right – if, as medics, we don’t perform a proper assessment on the person we’re to be caring for, how are we supposed to get everything else done appropriately?The other thing you mention (and I think this is just as important) is the level of care on the ground versus in the air. In the vast majority of transports, it seems that there is going to be very little difference in that. Just because a medic on a helicopter is a CCEMT-P or a FP-C doesn’t necessarily mean they are going to do more than the medic on the ground ambulance who doesn’t necessarily have those qualifications. Besides, as you said, sometimes waiting for a bird to show up makes for inappropriate and unnecessary delays.Your insights are excellent – great post!

]]> By: Rogue Medic http://medicthree.com/2008/10/shady-shifty-fly-by-night-research/comment-page-1/#comment-5263 Rogue Medic Thu, 30 Oct 2008 05:02:00 +0000 http://cwhebert.wordpress.com/2008/10/30/shady-shifty-fly-by-night-research#comment-5263 Thank you for the kind words. A nicely written post.</></>HEMS-wise I think that there will be plenty to write about the rest of the year. I am not anticipating any crashes, but there are a lot of regulatory meetings related to HEMS - federal, Maryland, and whoever else decides that things are a bit out of hand. Thank you for the kind words. A nicely written post.HEMS-wise I think that there will be plenty to write about the rest of the year. I am not anticipating any crashes, but there are a lot of regulatory meetings related to HEMS – federal, Maryland, and whoever else decides that things are a bit out of hand.

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