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New website for CONCERN
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DATE 10/20/05
By going to www.concern-network.org, all the services of CONCERN are available in one place, including; subscribing, unsubscribing, viewing archived reports, and when the need arises, issuing bulletins. In addition, the features of the Air & Surface Transport Nurses Association?s Hazard Awareness Reporting Page (HARP) are available here as well.
Another feature of the website is a section to answer FAQ?s, or Frequently Asked Questions. If there is something you want to know about CONCERN, the answer may be there. As more questions require answers, we will post them as FAQ?s.
Starting today, if a bulletin needs to be issued, the process can be initiated by the affected operation?s management via the website. By accessing the proper template, all the necessary information can be e
ntered and sent to the CONCERN administrative site, located at Flight For Life Colorado?s Communications Center in Denver, Colorado.
This also marks the end of the CONCERN fax tree. After many years of service, email technology has rendered the transmission and retransmission of faxes obsolete. My thanks to all those who have helped maintain the fax network over these many years. Should anyone be dependent solely on fax to receive a bulletin, please contact me to explore other options.
It?s my hope that this step will make CONCERN more responsive to the needs of the community. However, please pray you never hear from CONCERN.
David Kearns, MS, RN, CFRN
CONCERN Coordinator
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The CONCERN network shares verified information to alert medical transport programs when an accident / incident has occurred. Please share the abo
ve information with your program staff. If you have further questions, please contact the CONCERN Coordinator, David Kearns at 800 525 3712 or email: coordinator@concern-network.org.
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