Observed arrival · 2026-10-21
AMSARC: Air-medical safety research, from base to crew
AMSARC brings air-medical providers and researchers together to turn safety questions from the field into studies and share findings back with crews.
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- Air-medical crews, operators, and safety researchers
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- The project says learning submissions are reviewed and de-identified before becoming searchable briefs, and asks contributors to omit identifying event details.
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The page separates participation for researchers from participation for providers and operators, and says no research background is needed for the latter. The listed roles include flight nurses, paramedics, pilots, communication specialists, maintenance staff, and program leaders. The group describes itself as informal, with no dues or bylaws, and says its direction depends on who joins and what they want to work on.
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