Archive for April2016
A.J.’s Sneak Peek of the FDIC Exhibit Hall
Are you in the market for a new ambulance or simply interested in seeing the latest designs and features on the latest deliveries? If you are, settle back and enjoy A.J. Heightman’s sneak peek at some of the latest ambulances, squad vehicles, rescue trucks, ladders, engines and other things that caught his eye and he raced through a few of […]
A Special Look at the “Stars of Life” Luncheon in DC
I thought I would take the time to upload a ton of images from today’s American Ambulance Association “Stars of Life†luncheon at the National Press Club. There’s only so much time in a day for my great JEMS team to resize and post photos on the Web. But – after attending the luncheon today and […]
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Editor-in-chief of JEMS, A.J. Heightman is a former EMS director and EMS operations director who has researched and specialized in MCI management training for 30 years.Recent Posts
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Chevrons, Chevrons everywhere!
The rear chevron (but only at corners and white/red in colour) was common in France since the '60s for police vans, then the British 'Battenburg' specification for police vehicles introduced the red/fluorescent yellow chevron for the rear part. The Battenburg chevron is not 45° but has to be drawn on vehicle geometry. In the meanwhile…
2014-04-23 20:40:58
Chevrons, Chevrons everywhere!
The rear chevron (but only at corners and white/red in colour) was common in France since the '60s for police vans, then the British 'Battenburg' specification for police vehicles introduced the red/fluorescent yellow chevron for the rear part. The Battenburg chevron is not 45° but has to be drawn on vehicle geometry. In the meanwhile…
2014-04-23 20:40:58
David
It’s Critical to Seek, Synthesize & Incorporate All Available Patient Information
"I sent an email to the senior manager of her service, who's a good friend of mine". you had me up to that point...i'm quite certain you through a "do you know who I am" shot in there as well. Maybe this person is tired, backed up in reports, and just wants that day to…
2014-04-08 18:02:29
It’s Critical to Seek, Synthesize & Incorporate All Available Patient Information
"I sent an email to the senior manager of her service, who's a good friend of mine". you had me up to that point...i'm quite certain you through a "do you know who I am" shot in there as well. Maybe this person is tired, backed up in reports, and just wants that day to…
2014-04-08 18:02:29
