MOTOR AMBULANCES IN WAR SERVICE

Comparing the Effectiveness of Motor Ambulances in Pre-hospital Emergency Medical Services Compared to Ambulances in Tehran City, Iran

Background: Pre-hospital emergency medical services are one of the vital parts of the health system, which was created to timely diagnose and treat patients injured in life-threatening conditions. The use of motorcycles has increased in recent years to reach the golden time standard and overcome traffic in some countries, especially Iran. This study was conducted to investigate the effectivenes...

Service and War Notes

Among them are included fifty casualties to medical officers, given below. All, unless otherwise stated, are temporary officers of the It. A. M. C. Killed.?Lieutenant-Colonels F. A. Symons, n.s.O. (regular), and D. B. Chiles-Evans (T. F.); Major A. H. Palmer (T. F.) ; Captains G. D. Ferguson, D.S.O., R. Home, P. E. Lones, G. S. Blandy. C. B. Burden (Australians, accident); Surgeon, Captain F. H...

Service and War Notes

The! casualties among medical officers in this period were only nine. The names are given below. All, unless otherwise noted, are temporary officers of the R. A. M. C. Killed.?Lieutenant J. Cropper, lost in the torpedoed hospital ship Britannic. Died.?Lieutenant P. R. Wariyar, I.M.S., temporary. Wounded.?Lieutenant Colonel N. C. Rutherford (T. F.); Captains J. M. Young, ,C. O. Donovan, R. Farra...

Leukæmia and War Service

Service and War Notes

Wounded : Captains R. D. B. Frew (T. F.); A. Watson (regular): A. FMenzies, R. McHill. D.s-O.; H. SBaker (S.R.); F. A. Beam (3.11.): A. S. Glynn. S. M. McLav, N M Rankin, H. K. Ward (S.R.), D. A.Donald, A. A Cooper, R. C. Coatsworth, J. Kirker, A. SK. Anderson, < G. M. Campbell H. St. A. Aerate, B. H. Fothergill. Lieutenants W. J. Macknight. CP* S. Allingham, R. L Watkin-Williams, T. .T. Lloyd....