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1. Kampf der SS-Gebirgsdivision "Nord" in Karelien: Abtransport Verwundeter mit Lazarett-Ju

Author(s):: Niquille, Giovanni, photographer
Publication:: Berlin : Kunstverlag E.A. Schwerdtfeger and Co. AG., [between 1939 and 1945]
Subject(s):: Air Ambulances
Nurses
Transportation of Patients
World War II
Germany

2. First aid to the injured, and transportation of the wounded: six lectures delivered to the naval cadets of the first class at the Naval Academy during the winter of 1892

Author(s):: Beyer, Henry G. (Henry Gustav), 1850-1918, author
Publication:: Annapolis, Md. : The Institute, 1892
Subject(s):: Naval Medicine
First Aid
Transportation of Patients

3. The World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition, New Orleans, La., 1884-85: Medical Department, United States Army, exhibit

Author(s):: Billings, John S. (John Shaw), 1838-1913, author
United States. Army. Medical Department., author.
Publication:: [Washington, D.C.?] : [publisher not identified], [1885?]
Subject(s):: Hospitals, Military
Transportation of Patients
Skull -- anatomy & histology
Museums
Exhibits as Topic
Army Medical Museum (U.S.)

4. Hospital Corps drill regulations, U.S. Army

Publication:: Washington : Government Printing Office, 1893
Subject(s):: Military Medicine
Transportation of Patients
United States
United States. Army. Hospital Corps.

5. The Tompkins stretcher, or wheeled litter: patented Aug. 7th, 1866 by Brevet Brig. General Chas. H. Tompkins, United States Army

Publication:: Washington, D.C. : Philp & Solomons, printers, 1866
Subject(s):: Stretchers
Transportation of Patients

6. Sebesült szállitás =: Transport eines Verwundeten

Publication:: [Budapest] : Magyar Fénynyomdai R.T., [between 1914 and 1915?]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Military Personnel
War-Related Injuries
World War I

7. [Nurses and soldiers with a donkey cart]

Author(s):: Cornall, Thos. A. (Thomas Alderson), photographer
Publication:: Harrogate : Station Studios, [between 1914 and 1920]
Subject(s):: Nurses
Military Personnel
Transportation of Patients

8. Transportvliegtuig Ju 52 vervoert verwonden

Author(s):: Berger, C., (War reporter), photographer
Publication:: Reichenbach i. V. : Carl Werner, [between 1939 and 1945]
Subject(s):: Air Ambulances
Transportation of Patients
World War II

9. Patient flow in the emergency department: phase III--after disposition decision through departure

Author(s):: Magee, Mary C., author
Publication:: [Harrisburg, Pa.] : Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority, December 2015
Subject(s):: Emergency Medical Services
Emergency Service, Hospital
Medical Errors -- prevention & control
Medical Errors -- statistics & numerical data
Patient Transfer
Patient Admission
Patient Discharge
Patient Education as Topic
Patient Readmission
Transportation of Patients
Humans
Pennsylvania
United States

10. Area V Minute News

Publication:: The California Regional Medical Programs. Area V, 22 October 1969
Subject(s):: Coronary Care Units
Education, Nursing, Continuing
Hospital Administration
Colorado
Medical Staff, Hospital
Transportation of Patients
Nursing
Archival Collection:: The Regional Medical Programs Collection (Profiles in Science)

11. MAST (Military Assistance to Safety and Traffic) Report of Test Program by the Interagency Study Group: July - December 1970

Publication:: United States. Regional Medical Programs Service, 1972
Subject(s):: Emergency Medical Services
Transportation of Patients
Emergency Medical Technicians
Military Personnel
Program Evaluation
Archival Collection:: The Regional Medical Programs Collection (Profiles in Science)

12. Provisional manual for exercise of company bearers and hospital corps

Author(s):: Woodhull, Alfred A. (Alfred Alexander), 1837-1921, author
Publication:: Fort Leavenworth, Kansas : U.S. Infantry and Cavalry School, 1889
Subject(s):: Military Medicine
Transportation of Patients
United States
United States. Army. Hospital Corps.

13. Recent progress in surgery

Author(s):: Warren, John Collins, 1842-1927
Publication:: [Boston? : s.n., 1875?]
Subject(s):: Cleft Palate -- surgery
Wounds, Gunshot -- surgery
Transportation of Patients
Railroads
Catgut

14. Les anges des derniers monents

Author(s):: Thiriar, James, 1889-1965, artist
Publication:: London : Geo. W. Jones, [1916?]
Subject(s):: Nurses
Military Personnel
Transportation of Patients

15. [Transport of a wounded soldier]

Author(s):: Becker, C. (Carl), 1862-1926, artist
Publication:: München : Graphische Kunstanstalten F. Bruckmann A.-G., [1914?]
Subject(s):: Nurses
Transportation of Patients
Military Personnel
War-Related Injuries
World War I
Red Cross
Germany

16. [Evacuation of wounded soldiers]

Author(s):: Hoffmann, Anton, 1863-1938, artist
Publication:: München : Graphische Kunstanstalten F. Bruckmann A.-G., 1914
Subject(s):: Nurses
Transportation of Patients
Military Personnel
War-Related Injuries
World War I
Red Cross
Germany

17. [Injured man in a boat on the lake]

Author(s):: Wopfner, Josef, 1843-1927, artist
Publication:: München : Kunstanstalten Josef Müller, [1914?]
Subject(s):: Nurses
Transportation of Patients
Military Personnel
Germany

18. Das Deutsche Rote Kreuz. DRK-Helfer tragen den verwundeten Soldaten

Publication:: [Germany] : Das Deutsche Rote Kreuz, [1941]
Subject(s):: Military Personnel
Transportation of Patients
Red Cross
World War II
National Socialism
Germany
Deutsches Rotes Kreuz.

19. General orders. No. 38

Author(s):: Confederate States of America. Army, author.
Publication:: [Corinth, Miss.?] : [publisher not identified], [1862]
Subject(s):: Disability Evaluation
Transportation of Patients
American Civil War
Confederate States of America
Confederate States of America. Army.

20. The attention of medical officers is called to the following orders

Author(s):: Confederate States of America. Surgeon-General's Office, author.
Publication:: [Richmond, Va.?] : [publisher not identified], [1862]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Ambulances
American Civil War
Confederate States of America
Confederate States of America. Army.

21. General orders. No. 34

Author(s):: Confederate States of America. Adjutant and Inspector-General's Office, author.
Publication:: Produced: [Richmond?] : [producer not identified], [1863]
Subject(s):: Ambulances
Transportation of Patients
American Civil War
Confederate States of America
Confederate States of America. Army.

22. "Princess Christian" hospital train: 1915

Publication:: Produced: 1915
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Railroads
World War I
France
Helena Augusta Victoria, Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein, 1846-1923.

23. Port Surgeons and Troop Movement Officers Conference: N.Y.P.E., Fort Hamilton, New York, October 1943

Author(s):: Port Surgeons and Troop Movements Officers Conference (1943 : Fort Hamilton, N.Y.), author.
Publication:: [Washington, D.C.?] : [Office of the Chief of Transportation?], [1943?]
Subject(s):: Military Hygiene
Transportation of Patients
Military Facilities
Ships
World War II
United States

24. Air evacuation and its effect on theater and zone of interior hospitalization requirements

Author(s):: Command and General Staff College (U.S.). School of Logistics, author.
Publication:: [Fort Leavenworth, Kansas] : [Command and General Staff College, School of Logistics], [1947-48]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Aircraft
Ambulances
Emergency Medical Services
Hospitalization
Warfare
United States

25. Red Cross workers carrying wounded bugler into hospital

Publication:: [New York, N.Y.] : Underwood & Underwood, [between 1914 and 1918?]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Nurses
Military Personnel
Nuns
Red Cross
World War I
Belgium
Croix-Rouge de Belgique.

26. Air evacuation of sick and wounded by the Pacific Wing: Army Air Forces, Air Transport Command : January 5, 1943-June 30, 1944

Author(s):: United States. Army Air Forces. Air Transport Command. Pacific Division. Intelligence and Security Section, author, issuing body.
Publication:: [Washington, D.C.?] : Intelligence and Security Section, Headquarters, Pacific Division, Air Transport Command, August 1, 1944
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Air Ambulances
Military Medicine
World War II
United States
Pacific Ocean

27. Private and public carriages used for ambulance services outside Paris

Author(s):: Palmer, William James, engraver
Publication:: [London : William Little], 1871
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Warfare
Military Personnel

28. La malade imaginaire

Author(s):: Roberts, C, engraver
Publication:: [London : s.n.], 1878
Subject(s):: Warfare
Transportation of Patients
Volunteers
Wounds and Injuries

29. Les événements d'extême-orient

Publication:: [Paris : s.n.], 1904
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Russian-Japanese War
Military Personnel

30. Les souverains bénis

Author(s):: Damblans, artist
Publication:: [Paris : s.n.], 1915
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Famous Persons
Wounds and Injuries
Military Personnel

31. La guerre au Transvaal

Author(s):: Belon, Jose, d. 1927, artist
Publication:: [Paris : s.n.], 1899
Subject(s):: Ambulances
Warfare
Transportation of Patients
Wounds and Injuries

32. The old quarters of Cairo, Egypt, during the prevalence of the cholera

Publication:: [New York : Frank Leslie], 1865
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Death

33. Départ, des Champs-Elysées, de la premiere ambulance de la Société de secours aux blessés

Publication:: [Paris : s.n., 1878?]
Subject(s):: Warfare
Transportation of Patients
Ambulances

34. The night of the battle

Author(s):: Waugh, F. J., artist
Publication:: [London : s.n.], 1904
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Military Personnel
Wounds and Injuries
Russian-Japanese War

35. Hospital scene, bringing in the wounded after battle

Author(s):: Forbes, Edwin, 1839-1895, artist
Publication:: [New York : The J. H. Brown publishing company, 1884-85]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Military Medicine

36. Convenzione di Ginevra, 1866-1904

Publication:: Roma : Stab A. Marzi, 1903
Subject(s):: Military Personnel
International Cooperation
Transportation of Patients
Warfare -- ethics

37. [Transportation of a wounded patient]

Publication:: [Turkey?] : [Turkish Red Crescent Society?], [1915]
Subject(s):: Nurses
Transportation of Patients
Hospitals

38. Quai de Passy: sauvetage d'une paralytique

Publication:: [Paris, France?] : [publisher not identified], [1910?]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Paralysis
Ships
Paris

39. The manual of drill for the use of the Hospital Corps, U.S. Army

Publication:: Washington : G.P.O., 1891
Subject(s):: Military Medicine
Transportation of Patients
United States
United States. Army. Hospital Corps.

40. [Sixteenth century medical clinic]

Publication:: [Franckfurt am Mayn: Weygand Han and Georg Raben, 1562?]
Subject(s):: Surgical Instruments
Transportation of Patients

41. An ambulance train "parked" at Harwood Hospital, the month Gettysburg was fought

Author(s):: Miller, Francis Trevelyan, b. 1877, editor-in-chief
Publication:: New York: The Review of Reviews Co., 1911
Subject(s):: Ambulances
Hospitals
Transportation of Patients
United States

42. A train of ambulances at City Point

Author(s):: Miller, Francis Trevelyan, b. 1877, editor-in-chief
Publication:: New York: The Review of Reviews Co., 1911
Subject(s):: Ambulances
Transportation of Patients
United States

43. [Allegorical hospital scene]

Author(s):: Venette, Nicolas, 1631-1698, author
Publication:: Amsterdam: , 1715
Subject(s):: Hospitals
Transportation of Patients
Hospital Units
Pharmacies

44. [A stretcher on wheels]

Author(s):: Assalini, Paolo, 1759-1846?, author
Publication:: Milano: Pirola, 1812
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

45. [Transportation of the wounded]

Publication:: [ca. 1800]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

46. [Transportation of the wounded]

Publication:: [ca. 1865]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

47. [Transportation of the wounded]

Publication:: [186-]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

48. [Transportation of the wounded]

Publication:: 1865
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

49. [Transportation of the wounded]

Publication:: 1946
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

50. [Transportation of the wounded]

Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

51. [Transportation of the wounded]

Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

52. [Transportation of the wounded]

Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

53. [Transportation of the wounded]

Publication:: [ca. 1797]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

54. [Transportation of the wounded]

Publication:: [ca. 1801]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

55. [Transportation of the wounded]

Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

56. [Transportation of the wounded]

Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

57. [Transportation of the wounded]

Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

58. [Transportation of the wounded]

Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

59. [Transportation of the wounded]

Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

60. [Transportation of the wounded]

Publication:: 1946
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

61. [Transportation of the wounded]

Publication:: 1946
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

62. [Transportation of the wounded]

Publication:: [18--]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

63. [Transportation of the wounded]

Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients

64. Taking Lunatics to Dublin in the Early Part of the Nineteenth Century

Author(s):: Letchworth, William Pryor, 1823-1910, author
Publication:: New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1889
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Mental Disorders
Horses

65. Landing at Inuvik

Subject(s):: Ambulances
Transportation of Patients
Public Health
World Health Organization

66. [Canadian health service airplane ambulance]

Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Public Health
World Health Organization

67. Landing of a flying ambulance near a lonely dwelling in Canada's north

Subject(s):: Stretchers
Transportation of Patients
Public Health
World Health Organization

68. A specially equipped ambulance linked by radio to the coronary care unit of a hospital. Energency treatment can be started immediatley

Subject(s):: Ambulances
Cardiovascular Diseases
Health Personnel
Transportation of Patients
Patients
Equipment and Supplies
World Health Organization

69. ... a heart case is rushed through the streets of Moscow

Subject(s):: Ambulances
Cardiovascular Diseases
Transportation of Patients
Moscow
World Health Organization

70. Many lives are being saved by this ambulance specially equipped to deal with severe heart attack cases in Northern Ireland. But prevention is better than cure; the risks stemming from high blood pressure can be considerably reduced by treatment, which can almost totally rule out heart failure and most strokes

Subject(s):: Ambulances
Cardiovascular Diseases
Health Personnel
Transportation of Patients
World Health Organization

71. Workers trained in antiradiation relief measures

Subject(s):: Protective Clothing
Stretchers
Transportation of Patients
World Health Organization

72. A Japanese water-colour showing the Russo-Japanese War in 1904-1905

Subject(s):: Clothing
First Aid
Emergency Medical Services
Transportation of Patients
Military Medicine
Russian-Japanese War
World Health Organization.
Red Cross.

73. Cave rescue teams

Subject(s):: Emergency Medical Services
First Aid
Transportation of Patients
World Health Organization

74. Godowa Beach, Langemak Harbour, New Guinea

Publication:: Washington, D.C. : U.S. Army, [194-?]
Subject(s):: Warfare
Transportation of Patients
Military Medicine
New Guinea

75. [Servicemen unloading wounded, Borna, Germany]

Publication:: 1942?
Subject(s):: Hospitals, Military
Transportation of Patients
Military Personnel
World War II
Germany

76. An ambulance waits to pick up wounded men brought from battle fields by helicopter to Grace Park Cub Strip, Manila, Luzon, P.I

Publication:: Washington, D.C. : U.S. Army, 1945
Subject(s):: Aircraft
Transportation of Patients
Warfare
Military Personnel
Wounds and Injuries

77. [Floating litter bearing a wounded soldier]

Publication:: [Washington, D.C. : U.S. Army, 194-?]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Military Medicine

78. [Sack litter bearing a partially concealed human]

Publication:: [Washington, D.C. : U.S. Army, 194-?]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Military Medicine

79. [Transportation of wounded by helicopter, Fort Bragg, N.C., 1958]

Publication:: Washington, D.C. : U.S. Army, 1958
Subject(s):: Aircraft
Transportation of Patients
Military Personnel

80. [Transportation of wounded by helicopter, Fort Bragg, N.C., 1958]

Publication:: Washington, D.C. : U.S. Army, 1958
Subject(s):: Aircraft
Transportation of Patients
Military Personnel

81. [Transportation of wounded by airplane, China, 1945]

Publication:: Washington, D.C. : U.S. Army, 1945
Subject(s):: Aircraft
Transportation of Patients
Military Personnel

82. [Transportation of wounded by airplane, Florence, 1945]

Publication:: Washington, D.C. : U.S. Army, 1945
Subject(s):: Aircraft
Transportation of Patients
Military Personnel

83. Ambulance buses donated to the U.S. Army Medical Corps

Publication:: 1945
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Ambulances
Military Medicine
England

84. [Transportation of wounded by jeep, Colorado, 1944]

Publication:: Washington, D.C. : U.S. Army, 1944
Subject(s):: Ambulances
Transportation of Patients
Military Medicine

85. [Transportation of wounded by heliocopter, Texas, 1956]

Publication:: Washington, D.C. : U.S. Army, 1956
Subject(s):: Aircraft
Transportation of Patients

86. [Unloading wounded from an evacuation aircraft, Scotland, 1944]

Publication:: Washington, D.C. : U.S. Army, 1944
Subject(s):: Ambulances
Aircraft
Warfare
Transportation of Patients
Military Personnel

87. [Unloading wounded from an evacuation aircraft]

Publication:: [Washington, D.C.] : U.S. Army Air Corps, [194-?]
Subject(s):: Aircraft
Ambulances
Warfare
Transportation of Patients
Military Personnel

88. Transferring patients from plane to ambulance

Publication:: Mitchel Field, N.Y. : U.S. Army Air Corps Base Photo Section, [19--]
Subject(s):: Aircraft
Transportation of Patients
Ambulances
Military Personnel

89. [Interior view of an airplane]

Publication:: [Washington, D.C. : U.S. Army, 19--]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Aircraft
Military Medicine

90. [Ambulance convoy, India, 1944]

Publication:: 1944
Subject(s):: Ambulances
Transportation of Patients
Military Medicine
United States. Army. Field Hospital, 71st.

91. A modified field ambulance which can be used in an emergency or over rough terrain

Publication:: Washington, D.C. : U.S. Army, 1942
Subject(s):: Ambulances
Transportation of Patients
Military Medicine

92. [Transportation of wounded by jeep]

Publication:: Washington, D.C. : Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, [194-?]
Subject(s):: Ambulances
Transportation of Patients
Military Medicine

93. [Transportation of wounded by jeep]

Publication:: Washington, D.C. : Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, [194-?]
Subject(s):: Ambulances
Transportation of Patients
Military Medicine

94. [Disposition chart of all hospital trains, 1944]

Publication:: 1944
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Railroads
World War II
Military Medicine
France

95. [Interior view of a hospital train patient car, 1918]

Publication:: [United States : s.n.], 1918
Subject(s):: Warfare
Transportation of Patients
Railroads
Military Personnel

96. First ambulance train in France, exterior, showing litter cars

Publication:: 1942?
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Railroads
World War II
Military Medicine
France

97. [Interior view of a hospital train patient car, 1944]

Publication:: [Washington, D.C.] : U.S. Army, 1944
Subject(s):: Warfare
Transportation of Patients
Railroads

98. [Interior view of a hospital train patient car]

Publication:: [19--?]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Railroads
Military Medicine
Beds

99. Loading patient

Publication:: [United States : s.n., 19--]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Railroads

100. [Transferral of patients between hospital train cars]

Publication:: [United States : s.n., 19--]
Subject(s):: Transportation of Patients
Railroads