Air ambulance medical equipment – what’s new?

Air medical professionals around the world shared their in-depth insights into latest developments in the medical equipment sector, including what equipment they need now and in the future

Safety culture and good decisions

Terry Palmer asks why, despite ongoing improvements in safety in helicopter emergency medical services (HEMS), there continue to be preventable accidents

HEMS fitness – train movements, not muscles

Dan Leary, a retired US Coast Guard helicopter pilot and current HEMS pilot in Astoria, Oregon, shares his insights into the kinds of exercises that can help flight and medical…

Interview: Air Ambulance Worldwide

AirMed&Rescue spoke to Lauren Dulin, Chief Operations Officer, and Mike Vallee, Vice-President of Business Development of Air Ambulance Worldwide, about how the company is operating during the global pandemic and…

Provider Profile: LifeFlight

The sky’s the limit for LifeFlight, a not-for-profit aeromedical service based in Queensland, Australia, bringing emergency, lifesaving medical treatment to seriously ill and injured people in their time of need

ISOVAC patient isolation units allow safe transport of infectious patients

AirMed&Rescue spoke to ISOVAC President Pete Jenkner and VP Chris Schultz to find out more about how the company is developing innovative new products to meet the needs of international…

Dräger Oxylog® VE300: Evaluation in use by Critical Care Paramedics

A product evaluation by Kingston University and St George’s University of London of the Dräger Oxylog® VE300 ventilator in pre-hospital use by South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust…