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AirMed&Rescue is focused specifically on the international airborne special missions community, providing news, insights and analysis to keep our readers mission ready.
We cover the latest innovations in the global air medical / SAR arena, reporting on real-life missions our community can learn from and placing technical development and training excellence front and centre.
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JAN / FEB 2020
Issue 103Materials Due:DEC 5
Aviation - going greenPilot-optional fire fighting aircraftK9 SAR
Bonus Distribution at Industry EventsHAI HELI-EXPO 2020
APRIL 2020
Issue 105Materials Due:MAR 12
Implementing an SMSModern technology changing SAR techniques Dynamic rollover avoidance
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Issue 110Materials Due:AUG 24
Critical care transport medicine innovationsOffshore vs onshore SAR techniques
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International learning exchanges - medical currencyMountain medicine – high altitude treatment & rescue
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Issue 106Materials Due:APR 9
Keeping medical staff safe at workCrash resistant fuel tanks update
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MIL SAR Special IssueInsurance for airborne special missionsFleet expansion and replacement
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Issue 108Materials Due:JUN 12
Police Aviation Special IssueMulti-agency rescue managementMedical kit innovation
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Challenges of helicopter model changesWind turbine rescues
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Top challenges facing air medical operatorsCivilian and military co-operation
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You can hardly fail to have noticed the viral video of a rescue of an injured hiker gone wrong in the US, which made its way around the world recently – the 74-year-old woman was picked up after suffering a fall while hiking, but while being winched up to the helicopter, was caught in the rotor wash and spun round 175 times. In this month’s AirMed&Rescue, we talk to former Canadian SAR Tech Caleb Carr, who has developed a new kind of spinning prevention device in the hope that it will minimise the risk of such occurrences and save lives in the future.
Elsewhere, we’ve got features on the vast market potential in China, where the competition to become market leader in sales of civilian and military helicopters continues apace. We also have our fi rst feature in a series looking at the development of simulator technology and virtual reality training, and the challenges for providers of such technology to meet the needs of search and rescue operators who are tasked with keeping up their skills.
Our expert contributors this month include Charley Shimanski, Education Director of the Mountain Rescue Association, who has shared news about his development of a global safety training programme, and Chris Myers of Air Methods, who discusses the thorny issue of reimbursement of emergency medical fl ights in the US.
Safe fl ying all, and enjoy this issue!
CONTRIBUTORS
EditorMandy Langfi eld
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EDITOR’S COMMENTS
Chris MyersChristopher B. Myers serves as Executive Vice-President of Reimbursement for
Air Methods Corporation. In this capacity he leads all aspects of payer contracting, revenue cycle management, reimbursement and patient advocacy. Patient advocacy is a programme that pairs patients with an individual who helps each patient navigate the complexities of reimbursement, including explaining the claims process unique to
a patient’s payer, explaining charges, assisting with form submissions, and qualifying patients for fi nancial assistance.
Charley ShimanskiCharley Shimanski is President of the Air Rescue Commission for the
International Commission for Alpine Rescue. He is a 30-year member of Colorado’s Alpine Rescue Team, the Mountain Rescue Program Co-ordinator for Flight For Life Colorado, and Past President and Education Director of the
Mountain Rescue Association.
Dr Joetey Attariwala Dr Attariwala trained as a medical doctor and has established himself as a highly regarded journalist who contributes to various aerospace, defence, training and simulation, and law enforcement publications around the world. He is a regular
contributor to AirMed&Rescue.
Robin GauldieRobin Gauldie is a former editor of Travel Trade Gazette and other travel and tourism
industry titles. Now a freelance journalist specialising in travel, aviation and tourism, he writes for a variety of international consumer and business publications including International Travel & Health Insurance Journal, AirMed&Rescue, and Financial World.
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Paris Air Show Review
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Staking a claim in the Chinese rotorcraft market
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