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• Emergency medical service
  '''Emergency medical service (EMS)''', in the Middle Ages, was little more than a wagoneer calling "brin
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• Emergency medical service/Definition
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• Emergency medical service/Related Articles
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• Emergency medical service/External Links
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• EMS
  #REDIRECT [[Emergency medical service]]
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• Emergency medicine/Related Articles
  {{r|Emergency medical service}}
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• Emergency medicine
  ...physicians are often medical directors, and sometimes overall chiefs, of [[emergency medical service]]s from [[first responder]]s, through various levels of [[emergency medical
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• Incident Command System/Related Articles
  {{r|Emergency medical service}}
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• Emergency management/Related Articles
  {{r|Emergency medical service}}
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• Emergency management
  ...[firefighting]], [[emergency medicine]] including [[field medicine]] and [[emergency medical service]], [[police]] and [[critical infrastructure]] services, but also when local
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• First responder
  ...the field. Such a person may belong to a [[firefighting|fire service]], [[emergency medical service]], [[police]], or specialized services (e.g., factory safety teams, electri
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• Universal emergency telephone number system
  ...a variety of emergency services, including [[police]], [[firefighting]], [[emergency medical service]], and perhaps others appropriate to the location and user, such as [[searc
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• Firefighting/Related Articles
  {{r|Emergency medical service}}
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• Critical infrastructure/Related Articles
  {{r|Emergency medical service}}
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• Search and rescue
  ...s situation. Rescue personnel usually can begin providing at least basic [[emergency medical service]], and may be able to deliver advanced life support on the way to treatment
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• Critical infrastructure
  [[Emergency medical service]]s and [[hospital]]s, [[police]] and other law enforcement, [[firefighting]
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• Emergency medical service
  '''Emergency medical service (EMS)''', in the Middle Ages, was little more than a wagoneer calling "brin
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• Harvard, Illinois
  ...rvard, it is a separate government agency. The district provides fire and emergency medical service for {{Mi2 to Km2|108|||1|1}} , and is funded by ambulance user fees and pro
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• Septic shock
  | EMSHOCKNET<ref name="pmid21572327"/><br/>2011|| 291 [[Emergency medical service|ED]] patients<br/>&bull;&nbsp;34% bacteremia<br/>&bull;&nbsp;16% mortality< | Gaieski et al<ref name="pmid20048677"/><br/>2010|| 261 [[Emergency medical service|ED]] patients<br/>&bull;&nbsp;32% bacteremia<br/>&bull;&nbsp;31% mortality<
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