Issue 123 | January/February 2022

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The latest medical equipment carried onboard HEMS and fixed-wing air ambulances that is making a difference to patient outcomes; sensor technology that is changing the SAR sector; medical transport billing; facing grief and trauma as a first responder; and drone swarms enhancing SAR provision.

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AirMedandRescue speaks to James Viola

Interview: James Viola of HAI looks ahead to HAI HELI-EXPO 2022

James Viola, President and CEO of Helicopter Association International, spoke to Mandy Langfield about safety, funding of first responder services, and what he’s most looking forward to about the event...
10 Jan 2022
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Mandy Langfield
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Understanding the No Surprises Act

Robyn Bainbridge explores the potential impact and debates surrounding the US government’s incoming healthcare legislation intended to reduce the impact of surprise medical bills
10 Jan 2022
Robyn Bainbridge
A fresh approach for EHAC in 2022

A fresh approach for EHAC in 2022

Petra van Saaze, President of the European HEMS and Air Ambulance Committee, shared news of the organization’s latest efforts to support its Medical Working Group as the air medical industry...
10 Jan 2022
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Petra van Saaze
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Infectious disease patient transportation standards – call to action!

An internationally recognised standard for aeromedical Covid-19 transports could be on the horizon thanks to the creation of a new industry working group. Sebastian Reschenhofer spoke to AirMed&Rescue about the...
10 Jan 2022
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Sebastian Reschenhofer
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The emotional challenges of critical care

Dr Stephanie Queen, Senior Vice President of Clinical Services at Air Methods, talks about the emotional challenges of working in critical care 
10 Jan 2022
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Dr Stephanie Queen
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US Warfighter Recovery Network conducts multi-day rescue at sea

While the Warfighter Network might be built for combat search and rescue missions, its capabilities mean that it can be called on to carry out civilian medical evacuations when necessary
10 Jan 2022
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Editorial Team