All tagged 1984
“The fifty-first floor of a skyscraper may not seem very remote, but when ambulance crews encounter building access problems, elevators that stop at each floor, and no on-floor guidance to the patient, response times can rival those more normally associated with rural areas.”
“The gentle man and quiet doctor who has struck terror, nonetheless, into the hearts of many a paramedic student who wished not to be asked to interpret a particular EKG strip, sat with me for an hour of reflection on his role in EMS in Colorado.”
“If it’s a jungle in the executive suite, a wilderness survival course may be just the training you need… At the start of our Colorado Outward Bound School (COBS) corporate course, the instructor had us name the group. Marva McCarty suggested an Indian word for “beautiful land”: Iowa. Our common tie was that all but one of us was a businesswoman…”