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Features
42005 Association Offices and Officers
182004 Industry Award Winners
22Remembering Michelle North


25Wisconsin's Flight for Life 21 Years Later
Claire Rayford
29The IFR Bullet: Can it Kill Our Accident Rate?


Ben Springer
32LifeNet Omaha: Air Medicine in the Heartland
Jason C. West and Shane Mohr
Peer Reviewed
34The Potential of Handheld Trauma Sonography in the Air Medical Transport of the Trauma Victim
Andrew W. Kirkpatrick, Karen Breeck, Julielynn Wong, Douglas R. Hamilton, Paul B. McBeth, Bruce Sawadsky, and Mike J. Betzner
40Air Medical Rapid Sequence Intubation: How Can We Achieve Success?
Eric R. Swanson, David E. Fosnocht, and Erik D. Barton
In This Issue
6
Dark Air Has No Lift and Other Hints to Flying Safely at Night
Ed MacDonald
9
Background Checks on Programs Applying for Accreditation
Eileen Frazer
10
Pediatric Injury Prevention: Sledding Injuries
Christopher Wagner
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In Memoriam
We lost our friend and contributor Ben Springer on Nov 27, 2004, in a private aircraft crash. Our deepest sympathy goes to his family and colleagues in Washington.
ON THE COVER
University of Utah AirMed provides support for the Wasatch Backcountry Rescue Association. Photo courtesy Tom Bear © Tom Bear Photography.

PII: S1067-991X(04)00255-X

doi:10.1016/S1067-991X(04)00255-X

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