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Monthly Archives: November 2010
What EMS owes to the Mortuary Industry
I was recently asked by a reader what the EMS industry got from the Mortuary industry. He gave the example of the original aluminum scoop stretcher coming from the Mortuary side of Ferno’s business. While I can’t personally verify if … Continue reading
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New Trends in Medical Communications
For many years, medical communications has been a fairly primitive affair. It started with the BioCom, a low-power, short range UHF radio for sending voice communications and ECGs. Then came the APCOR and later examples of basically smaller versions of … Continue reading
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