Flight Nursing

Pictures speak a thousand words. The traditional romantic image of an Australian aeromedical service is a male doctor and male… (More)

Reliance on expert flight nurses to move critically ill or injured patients generates considerable need for these nurses to… (More)

Evacuating the injured is an important part of disaster medicine. Aircraft provide timely access to distant and remote areas and… (More)

In-flight nursing offers emergency and intensive care nurses unique opportunities to enhance their knowledge and apply what they… (More)

The purpose of this paper is to describe in the broadest sense the scope of flight nursing practice in the Western Australian… (More)

The RCN in-flight nursing course is the way to access an exciting and challenging alternative style of nursing and whether it is… (More)

TURNOVER OF PERSONNEL IS A MAJOR concern in the nursing profession, particularly in the fields related to critical care. 1This is… (More)

 

In any history of flight nursing or aeromedical evacuation, one usually sees reference to Lauretta Schimmoler and the Aerial… (More)

The years of World War II mark the first extensive use of flight nurses in the United States military. These select flight nurses… (More)