Aircraft accident BD 092 M1 motorway East Midlands Airport, Sunday 8th January 1989.

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Trent Regional Health Authority

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1989Description: 41p., 4 appendices, illusReport number: Institutional/Corporate Body; REF-EMERGENCY-PLANNING-JAC/C17/24Subject(s):

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Trent Regional Health Authority report : aircraft accident BD 092 M1 motorway East Midlands Airport, Sunday 8th January 1989

The incident -- Response by the ambulance services and the hospital flying squads including military assistance - RAF and Army -- Repatriation and long-distance coordination -- Hospital mobilisation DRI, QMC and LRI -- Management of the casualties "the first three weeks" -- The regional blood transfusion service -- Pathology -- Social services-counselling of patients, relatives and staff -- The media

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