In this issue:

Swiftwater rescues part II - Europeans do it differently

Always moving forward - Next-gen aircraft medical interiors

Mixed reality – the future of emergency medic training - Virtual training combined with reality – the best of both worlds

Generation X - The future of USAF combat rescue helicopters

Data incoming - Developments in the fast-paced world of aviation communications and technology

Interviews:

Dave Kelly - Co-Pilot, Essex & Herts Air Ambulance

Mark Delaney - General Manager, Toll Helicopters

Medical Insight: High oxygen, low altitude -Hypoxic respiratory failure and the effects of cabin pressurisation on patients with respiratory conditions

DroneSAR - Are UAVs the future of SAR?

Provider Profiles:

AeroMD -International air ambulance service based in the US Virgin Islands

California Highway Patrol Air Division - SAR, air ambulance and law enforcement, all in one

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In this issue

Interview: Mark Delaney - GM | Toll Helicopters

Mark Delaney, General Manager of Toll Helicopters, spoke to AirMed&Rescue about the development of the organisation’s new helicopter rescue service in New South Wales, Australia

The fast-paced world of aviation communications and technology

A round-up of the latest avionics and comms news

Mixed reality – the future of emergency medical training

AirMed&Rescue Magazine spoke to Professor Bob Stone of the University of Birmingham about how technology is enhancing simulated training for military personnel

SWIFTWATER RESCUES: PART II

With the first in this series of articles being focused on techniques used by North American rescue agencies, AirMed&Rescue decided to take a closer look at how their counterparts in…

Are UAVs the future of search and rescue?

Oisin McGrath discusses the development of an app that could revolutionise how search and rescue missions are carried out

Provider Profile: AeroMD

AeroMD, based in the US Virgin Islands, was founded to improve emergency access to medical care for the local populace, and is now becoming a force to be reckoned with…

Hypoxic respiratory failure in an air ambulance patient

Drs Jon Warwick and Neil Crooks discuss hypoxic respiratory failure and the effects of cabin pressurisation on patients with respiratory conditions, considering whether or not patients with high oxygen concentrations…

Interview - Dave Kelly, pilot for Essex & Herts Air Ambulance

Co-Pilot Essex & Herts Air Ambulance, based at North Weald Airbase and flying the charity’s AgustaWestland 169