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1. The EMS safety officer: incident accountability

Author

D L, Rubin and P M, Maniscalco

Subjects
Emergency Medical Services, Safety Management, Social Responsibility, Administrative Personnel, Humans, Occupational Health, United States
Published
2001

2. EMS incident management: duties of the incident safety officer

Author

D L, Rubin, P M, Maniscalco, and H, Christen

Subjects
Emergency Medical Services, Safety Management, United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, U.S, United States
Published
2000

4. EMS incident management: personnel roles and responsibilities

Author

D L, Rubin and P M, Maniscalco

Subjects
Emergency Medical Services, Risk Management, Safety Management, Emergency Medical Service Communication Systems, Administrative Personnel, Humans, Guideline Adherence, Decision Making, Organizational, United States
Published
1999

5. Terrorism. Part II. New weapons of mass effect

Author

P M, Maniscalco, H T, Christen, D L, Rubin, and P, Kim

Subjects
Emergency Medical Services, Computer Systems, Biological Warfare, Explosions, Humans, Disaster Planning, Violence, Computer Security, Decontamination, United States
Published
1999

6. Terrorism. Part III--Response procedures for terrorist/tactical violence incidents

Author

H T, Christen, J P, Denney, P M, Maniscalco, and D L, Rubin

Subjects
Emergency Medical Services, Safety Management, Inservice Training, Disaster Planning, Mass Media, Awareness, Violence, Occupational Health, Security Measures, United States
Abstract

A safe and effective response to a terrorist/tactical violence incident involves the following critical factors: Identify and train all potential convergent responders. 2-in/2-out--your partner is your life; have a plan to rescue the rescuers. Orient all responders to LACES. Search your command, staging and treatment areas for a secondary device. Restrict media coverage. Control the scene and relocate/evacuate if necessary. Alert medical receiving facilities early in the event chain to enable them to prepare for a patient onslaught.

Published
1999

7. EMS incident management: the safety sector

Author

P M, Maniscalco and D L, Rubin

Subjects
Emergency Medical Services, Risk Management, Safety Management, Workforce, Personnel Selection, United States
Published
1999

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