May/June
2001
volume 4 issue 3
Editors Corner
This issue
brings us to our 3rd (yes, third!) anniversary. Who would have thought
we would not only have lasted so long, but have sustained nearly 2000
downloads for each issue since just after it's first anniversary? Certainly
not me, although I am very pleased we are obviously filling an
instructor need. And I am grateful to all the authors who have contributed
such great material. TOES success is due solely to these talented and generous
people.
Our 3rd anniversary
issue brings us
an online facelift and some changes in downloading TOES.
Beginning with this
issue, TOES downloads are done on an article by article basis.
This will help those with slower connections and those in remote areas
that have to pay by the minute for Internet connections.
Before you
download any articles- please read:
Downloading
Articles
The changes also allows
us to keep online a description of each issues articles so you no longer
have to download multiple issues searching for that certain article you
wanted.
As always, Comments
Welcome
Valerie DeFrance, TOES
Editor
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Features
Use
of Mnemonics in Prehospital Education and Training
by Jim Crabtree, MICN, CEN
From the
Other Side
by Marilee
Davenport, EMT A
Herbs part II
The Clinic is Open
by Anne Puzder, Paramedic
You're
an Instructor.
So now what?
By Bill Kanoff, NREMT-P
Pediatric
Pacing
by Linda Del Monte,
BSN, clinical consultant, Physio-Control
Boston
Bikers
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Columns
Stuff
That Works
PePeTe
Computer
Canvas
From
the
Bowels of Cyberspace
Instructors
and TOES Email Updates and News List
It stated as a list for Alaskan EMS instructors, but don't be fooled by
its name, it has instructors form all over the globe! JOIN |
