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Recent Articles in Pubmed

 Bondsteel fixed partial denture: a provisional indirect technique for in-the-field dental emergencies.
Journal: Mil Med. 2008 Mar;173(3):318-21.
Henry RG, Yang M, Wang J

 Diagnostic pelvic computed tomography in the rectal-injured combat casualty.
Journal: Mil Med. 2008 Mar;173(3):293-9.
Johnson EK, Judge T, Lundy J, Meyermann M

 Tactical combat casualty care.
Journal: Mil Med. 2008 Mar;173(3):iv.
Baker MS

 Training program for pharmacists in pediatric emergencies.
Journal: Am J Health Syst Pharm. 2008 Apr 1;65(7):649-54.
Small L, Schuman A, Reiter PD

 Patient safety and telephone medicine : some lessons from closed claim case review.
Journal: J Gen Intern Med. 2008 May;23(5):517-22.
Katz HP, Kaltsounis D, Halloran L, Mondor M

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Journals

Academic emergency medicine In the LibraryOnline
Air medical journal Online
American journal of emergency medicine In the LibraryOnline
Annals of emergency medicine In the LibraryOnline
Critical care medicine In the LibraryOnline
Disaster medicine & public health preparedness Online
Emergency medical services  In the Library
Emergency medicine In the LibraryOnline
Emergency medicine clinics of North America  In the Library
Emergency medicine journal Online
Journal of emergency medical services: JEMS In the LibraryOnline
Journal of emergency medicine In the LibraryOnline
Prehospital and disaster medicine  In the LibraryOnline
Prehospital emergency care  In the LibraryOnline
Resuscitation Online
Topics in emergency medicine  In the LibraryOnline

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Environmental Health

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 UTHSCSA Office of Grants Management

Professional and Regulatory Associations

National Association of EMTs
National Registry of EMTs
National Association of EMS Educators
National EMS Educational Standards
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Office of EMS
National Scope of Practice Model
Texas DSHS EMS & Trauma Systems
Texas Continuing Education Requirements



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