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Of course this group, like ALL stakeholders MUST be present to address the  
approaches to the massive overuse of helicopters and increase number of crashes 
 and loss of life.     HOWEVER, this kind of group must not  be the only one 
present, as others also have data and have the ability to  scientifically 
evaluate data.     Past attempts to do what  we all are anticipating needs to be 
done were stymied by the people who were  economically and emotionally attached 
to helicopter use.   
 
k mattox
 
 
In a message dated 10/7/2008 5:09:40 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
dthomson at phihelico.com writes:

reviewing the research and pointing out some of the strengths  and
weaknesses.  He has also put together a group, the Critical  Care
Transport Collaborative Outcomes Research effort (www.cctcore.org),  that
will be better able to answer those  questions.





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