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Preventing Traumatic Brain Injuries in Kids A YouTube video from the Virginia Office of EMS I.C.E - In Case of Emergency  ICE is used as a method for public safety personel to quickly contact a patient's relatives/family if the patient is unable to provide the information him/herself. Just make a "ICE" entry in your cellphone's contact list, with the phone number of the person(s) you want contacted in an emergency. Then, if you are incapacitated, any public safety officer can quickly look for the ICE entry and call for information. For more information, go to http://ice4safety.com/index.html. You can find stickers and additional services (for a fee) at http://www.icecontactusa.com/ or http://www.icesticker.com/store/. SVRS Safety Letters The Summer SVRS Safety Letter talks about some common fallmer activities, and how to protect yourself from the hazards related to these activities. You can read the Safety Letter by clicking here.
Information about MRSA Staph Infections
911 For Kids 911 for Kids is an educational site devoted to safety, and helping teach kids how and when to call 911. While geared to kids, there is a lot of information for adults also. Check the site out by clicking here. (Note: If you are an educator or coordinator for a large group, the Rappahannock EMS Council can help you set up 911 for Kids events at your school. For more information, contact the REMS Field Coordinator here.)
West Nile Virus Information from the Virginia Department of Health
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