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Albert Einstein Medical Center, Fireground Medical Operations

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by Albert Einstein Medical Center

The Albert Einstein Medical Center is a teaching hospital offering a full range of advanced health services to the Philadelphia community and beyond. The center has more than 600 primary care doctors and specialists on staff, with an additional 1,200 affiliated physicians. The Department of Emergency Medicine at the center has staff trained in emergency medical services, special operations medicine, and disaster management. Members of the Division of EMS and Disaster Medicine at the center will offer a variety of columns on fireground medical operations.

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Jumper down: Trauma care at the fire scene

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Burn care on the fireground

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Deciphering Heat Emergencies

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How Much EMS Do We Need on the Fireground?

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Fireground Medical Screening Exam - Epilogue II

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Fireground Medical Screening Exam – Part 10

Fireground Medical Screening Exam – Part 9

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Fireground Medical Screening Exam – Part 6

Fireground Medical Screening Exam – Part 5

Fireground Medical Screening Exam – Part 4

Fireground Medical Screening Exam – Part 3

Fireground Medical Screening Exam – Part 2

Fireground Medical Screening Exam – Part 1

Barriers to an Effective Rehab Sector – Part 4

Barriers to an Effective Rehab Sector – Part 3

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Barriers to an Effective Rehab Sector – Part 1

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