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State's helicopter trauma transports getting a second lookPublished 10/06/08
The heads of the state trauma center and emergency medical system were expected this afternoon to call for a review of the criteria for flying patients aboard state police helicopters. The move comes in light of a crash last month that killed the three-member crew and one patient, who was being transported by helicopter for minor injuries. Currently, roughly 50 percent of patients who are flown by helicopter have nonlife-threatening injuries, and an even greater percentage of patients treated at the state's trauma centers are released within 24 hours. Dr. Robert Bass, executive director of the Maryland Institute for...
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