SWISSRESCUE !

Report of our first short survey

20.03.2008

It's finally the moment for us to propose a report about your answers that you pleasantly transmitted to us about our first short survey on the taking away tubes of blood at the time of the prehospital missions.

As you could note it, a few seconds are enough to answer this survey. This facilitated access enabled us to collect more than 180 answers. We thus propose a detailed report.

We hope that the method suggested is appropriate and that the contents correspond to your desire.

Your comments are always welcome.

For the versions in German, Italian, it will be necessary to wait a little but we make a point of proposing these surveys in 4 languages in spite of the additional workload for the voluntary ones which we are.

We already propose to you to take part of the survey N°2 being on the right of your screen. You can answer to a question about the administration of Aspegic® to the patients suffering from chest pain.

Thank you for your participation and good reading.

For Swissrescue
Laurent Jampen

- PUB -

English part of Swissrescue

29.09.2006

Dear Net surfers,

As you can see, english part of our web site didn't changed since a long time.
To update this page need a lot of time... and all our energy is used for the others languages proposed on Swissrescue.
Then why keep english language on Swissrescue although this language is not officially spoken in Switzerland ? The goal is to have a link with foreign prehospital actors.
Unfortunatly, this goal is not reached yet.

Thus we are looking for an english and french speaker, professional in prehospital care, to animate these pages. With his motivation, it will be possible to make this page interesting.

If you are interessed, please contact us :
webmaster@swissrescue.ch

Thank you.

Pour Swissrescue
Laurent Jampen

- PUB -

Traction Splints

18.11.2004

Here a translated new article of review JEMS. You are already numerous to know and read it.

We propose to you an article concerning the traction splints. This equipment is already present in certain ambulances in Switzerland and this subject will not fail to draw the attention of the services which think of acquiring some.

A very interesting article which has the merit to mix the opinions of in favour and of the opponents.

Swissrescue thanks the redaction of the JEMS and particularly Keri Losavio to have given us the authorization to translate and publish this article.

See the article

Good reading...

- PUB -
Pour en savoir plus sur le métier d'ambulancier

1st Swissrescue forum in english	26.09.2004
A common European protocol and recognized medical practice.

Do you want more ?	12.11.2003
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