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shared by michael books on 14 Nov 13 - No Cached

More than a decade ago the city gave the OK to police to transport penetrating-trauma patients
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If a "shots fired" call goes out over the radio, it's a good bet police will arrive on scene before EMS providers.
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And with penetrating-trauma patients, where moments really do count, which option sounds better: waiting for an ambulance to arrive while the patient bleeds out, or cops loading the patient into the back of a squad car and transporting to the nearest trauma center themselves? There's evidence that supports the practice of police transport, and one need look no further than the city of Philadelphia.
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respond to calls with penetrating-trauma patients to transport without waiting for EMS backup.
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July 20, 2012. Twenty-three trauma patients were transported to the University of Colorado Hospital Emergency Department that day--12 by police, eight by personal motor vehicle and three by EMS. Within 45 minutes of the shootings, nine police cars and one ambulance arrived at the emergency department (ED) with victims. Police transport clearly made a difference.
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shared by samuel kokjohn on 05 Nov 13 - No Cached

YOUR PHONE WILL KNOW EVERYTHING
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YOUR BRAIN WILL BE FIXED LIKE YOUR CAR
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YOUR ELECTRONICS WILL BE POWERED BY YOU Researchers n the High-Low Tech Group are melding modern technology with traditional materials. For instance, Jie Qi is using piezoelectric circuits--which generate I voltage when you move them--to create a battery-free electric tambourine that lights up as it's played. When Qi asked for tips, a circuitry expert from the Respons
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Researchers n the High-Low Tech Group are melding modern technology with traditional materials. For instance, Jie Qi is using piezoelectric circuits--which generate I voltage when you move them--to create a battery-free electric tambourine that lights up as it's played. When Qi asked for tips, a circuitry expert from the Respons
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Researchers n the High-Low Tech Group are melding modern technology with traditional materials. For instance, Jie Qi is using piezoelectric circuits--which generate I voltage when you move them--to create a battery-free electric tambourine that lights up as it's played. When Qi asked for tips, a circuitry expert from the Respons
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shared by Eldon Lanstrum on 05 Nov 13 - No Cached

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