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1.	Policy Forum for Wales Keynote Seminar: Next steps for unscheduled care in Wales: reform of ambulance, emergency and critical care services (2014 : Cardiff, Wales)	LC Name Authority File (LCNAF)	ConferenceName SimpleType Name Authority	nb2019002051
	Keynote Seminar: Next steps for unscheduled care in Wales: reform of ambulance, emergency and critical care services, Policy Forum for Wales (2014 : Cardiff, Wales) ; Next steps for unscheduled care in Wales: reform of ambulance, emergency and critical care services, Policy Forum for Wales Keynote S...
2.	Wounded French soldiers, brought in too fast to be taken care of during the attack in November, 1916, are forced to lie on the ground. Norton Harjes of (AMERICAN RED CROSS) Ambulance brought in many of the wounded from the lines 1916	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	19524330

3.	Jeanne Le Bras, adopte. Address: Mme. LeBras, Haut du Bourg Plogastel St. Germaine (Finistere Pres Guimper) protege of: 302 Ambulance Co. Sanitary Train, Care Company Clerk. American Expeditionary Forces 15 January 1919	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	19527309

4.	Norman, Alison, 1934- Outpatient ambulance transport [London]: National Corp. for the Care of Old People; [1978]	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	3811112

5.	North Carolina Medical Care Commission Rules & regulations governing ambulance service [Raleigh]: Office of Emergency Medical Services, Division of Facility Services, North Carolina Dept. of Human Resources; [1976?]	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	3765934

6.	Wounded French soldiers brought in too fast to be taken care of during attack in November 1916 are forced to lie on the ground. Norton Harjes (American Red Cross Ambulance) brought in many of the wounded from the lines November 1916	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	19513773

7.	Underwood & Underwood No. 720: Canine heroes have won great fame in the war. These dogs have rushed right into the thick of the fight and often they have been hit by shells and wounded. Little provision has been made to take care of these heroes. When they are wounded they are usually left to die. Their glory is indeed vain. Picture shows Red Cross nurse giving dog first aid medicine. No. 719: A Russian Red Cross staff and its ambulance train at the front December 1917 [date received]	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	19516188

8.	Wounded French soldiers, brought in too fast to be taken care of during attack in November, 1916 are forced to lie on the ground. Norton Harjes (American Red Cross) Ambulance brought in many of the wounded from the lines November 1916	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	19528742

9.	Zimmerman, Lynn Infection control for prehospital care providers Grand Rapids, Mich: Mercy Ambulance; c1993	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	3945229

10.	Journal of emergency primary health care (JEPHC) Ballarat West: Australian College of Ambulance Professionals	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	23397562

11.	Minnesota. Office of Rural Health and Primary Care. A Quiet crisis St. Paul, MN: Office of Rural Health & Primary Care, Minnesota Dept. of Health; [2002]	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	13295902

12.	European Roma Rights Center Ambulance not on the way [Budapest, Hungary]: European Roma Rights Centre; c2006	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	14855204

13.	Caroline, Nancy L. Ambulance calls Boston: Little, Brown; c1980	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	884295

14.	Hagstrom Map Company The emergency map, family emergency map of New York City + emergency care guide Maspeth, N.Y.: Hagstrom Map Co; c1984	BIBFRAME Instances	Instance	5491664

15.	Wounded French soldiers brought in too fast to be taken care of during attack in November 1916 are forced to lie on the ground. Norton Harjes (American Red Cross Ambulance) brought in many of the wounded from the lines	BIBFRAME Works	Work StillImage Collection	19513773

16.	Underwood & Underwood No. 720: Canine heroes have won great fame in the war. These dogs have rushed right into the thick of the fight and often they have been hit by shells and wounded. Little provision has been made to take care of these heroes. When they are wounded they are usually left to die. Their glory is indeed vain. Picture shows Red Cross nurse giving dog first aid medicine. No. 719: A Russian Red Cross staff and its ambulance train at the front	BIBFRAME Works	Work StillImage Collection	19516188

17.	North Carolina Medical Care Commission Rules & regulations governing ambulance service	BIBFRAME Works	Work Text Monograph	3765934

18.	Wounded French soldiers, brought in too fast to be taken care of during attack in November, 1916 are forced to lie on the ground. Norton Harjes (American Red Cross) Ambulance brought in many of the wounded from the lines	BIBFRAME Works	Work StillImage Collection	19528742

19.	Wounded French soldiers, brought in too fast to be taken care of during the attack in November, 1916, are forced to lie on the ground. Norton Harjes of (AMERICAN RED CROSS) Ambulance brought in many of the wounded from the lines	BIBFRAME Works	Work StillImage Collection	19524330

20.	Jeanne Le Bras, adopte. Address: Mme. LeBras, Haut du Bourg Plogastel St. Germaine (Finistere Pres Guimper) protege of: 302 Ambulance Co. Sanitary Train, Care Company Clerk. American Expeditionary Forces	BIBFRAME Works	Work StillImage Collection	19527309

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