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1Fitch & Associates, LLC, in Platte City, MO, USA. mgreene@fitchassoc.com
Abstract:
Critical care transport (CCT) is provided in a unique and challenging out-of-hospital environment. The workplace and salaries for CCT staff are similarly unique and distinct within the health care industry. An industry-specific workplace and salary survey was conducted under Federal Safe Harbor guidelines to update information for 2012. As safety is a key concern for CCT workers and organizations, the survey elicited industry best practices under safety management system (SMS) categories.
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