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HelicopterEMS.com: April 2015

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Thursday, April 30, 2015. Physician Staffed HEMS for Trauma. Dr Bill Hinckley (Retrievalist, Flight Doctor, Medical Director at UC Health Air Care and Mobile Care - past president AMPA) notes on LinkedIn that the results of a study on the benefits of having a physician aboard a medical helicopter are being published in the journal "Injury.". What are your thoughts? Leave us a comment. Dr Bill writes,. Thanks for posting this, Dan. Dan, thanks for doing what you do! Links to this post. Leading up to most ...

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HelicopterEMS.com: Blood and Guts - The Story of Medevac in America and my part in it...

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Tuesday, July 28, 2015. Blood and Guts - The Story of Medevac in America and my part in it. She answered honestly. Then she gave him medications that removed his pain. We are going to roll the log over and look underneath. Tell us what you think. If you are involved in helicopter emergency medical services / air ambulances, this is your community. Please refrain from posting profanity, or comments that might be considered libelous or slanderous. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Not with us it isn't.

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HelicopterEMS.com: Of Micromorts and Risk Buckets...

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Thursday, July 30, 2015. Of Micromorts and Risk Buckets. Each of us carries an invisible bucket of risk with us, each minute of every day we are alive. Every form of human activity is accompanied by some value of risk - consider the pilots who were flying a flight simulator in a building next to an airport and were killed by an aircraft crashing through the roof - figure the odds. We have to accept that dying is a part of flying? Don't we have any control of our fate? Is a unit of risk measuring a one-in...

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HelicopterEMS.com: Dr. Norman McSwain Jr. MD

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Thursday, July 30, 2015. Dr Norman McSwain Jr. MD. From Dr. McGonigal's "Trauma Professional's Blog". Click here to visit. Once again, the trauma world is a little smaller. Yesterday, another great trauma professional passed away, Dr. Norman McSwain. I have known the man for decades, and literally grew up reading about his advancements and accomplishments. It’s interesting that one never truly appreciates the magnitude of those achievements until the person is gone. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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HelicopterEMS.com: HEMS Flight Simulator for Medical Crew Training : Case Western Reserve University

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Tuesday, August 4, 2015. HEMS Flight Simulator for Medical Crew Training : Case Western Reserve University. Using the nation’s first full-motion simulator built in an actual helicopter specifically for a flight-nursing program, our students learn what it's like to provide critical care in the air—while staying on the ground. Learn more at http:/ flightnurse.case.edu/. Posted by Case Western Reserve University. On Tuesday, May 5, 2015. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). AMRM / CRM / Safety. Boring? Enrou...

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HelicopterEMS.com: January 2015

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Friday, January 30, 2015. NTSB Report on Hospital Wing Crash October 22, 2013. Click here for full report. Links to this post. Thursday, January 29, 2015. Can we perform single-pilot IFR in a single-engine helicopter? We are returning from the Industry/Government conference in Alexandria, VA. We will have a post about the comments made in a day or so - but as a teaser - a serious and well-fashioned proposal was made to again conduct SE SPIFR. What do think about this? Links to this post. The Safest Fligh...

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HelicopterEMS.com: May 2015

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Sunday, May 31, 2015. Catch a Latch, Prevent a Scratch. After posting pictures of the after-effects of a cowl strike at HelicopterEMS.com. More than once, I had hoped that maybe we could stop having these incidents. But we are humans. I heard about another cowl strike yesterday. The crew was in a hurry to get back in service and capture a flight. Their walk-around was rushed. Below, the cover is secured. Is the metal buckle secured? To see if these latches are correctly fastened you have to look undernea...

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HelicopterEMS.com: How Much is Too Much? Workers Comp Pushes Back...

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Monday, July 27, 2015. How Much is Too Much? Workers Comp Pushes Back. Injured workers are sometimes transported by air ambulance helicopter due to their injuries. The transport may either be from the scene of an injury to a hospital or from one hospital to another for a higher level of care. Recently, the number of fee disputes over the amount of reimbursement owed for these transports has exploded. Does the airline deregulation act preempt states rights to limit insurance reimbursements? Workers Comp P...

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HelicopterEMS.com: February 2015

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Thursday, February 26, 2015. Airline Crew Suspended For Refusing to Fly. Click here for story. Links to this post. Sunday, February 22, 2015. Bill seeks to boost medicare’s reimbursement. Click here for full story. Links to this post. Thursday, February 19, 2015. In The Thick Of It. It's fun to blog about HEMS. It's deeply satisfying to be in a room with flight teams discussing AMRM. I enjoy traveling and serving EMS pilots as a volunteer-member of NEMSPA's board. But nothing. Compares to actually doing ...