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    Successes and failures of London as a tourist destination Over the years London has become one of the top visited capitals in the world and that itself is a success. It makes about 15million per annum (Visit London‚ 2006a). London attracts visitors from every part of the word. It has managed to be able to host any kind of customer. More than 70% of customers visiting the UK use London as their gateway to other places they may want to go (Visit London‚ 2006b)‚ being very well linked with the rest

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    Intelligent Ambulance

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    Problem 4.System specification 5.Design of solution 6.Implementation 7.Results and Discussions 8.System testing 9.Conclusion and future scope 10.References INTELLIGENT AMBULANCE FOR CITY TRAFFIC AND GSM TO SENT THE STATUS OF THE PATIENT TO THE HOSPITAL ABSTRACT: The main aim of this project is develop an intelligent ambulance which will reach the hospitals without any problem in heavy traffics. INTRODUCTION: This particular project is designed for the cities with heavy traffic. Eg: In Bangalore

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    London Ambulance Service Computer Aided Dispatch System Lessons Learnt Report Submission Date: 13/03/12 Word Count: 2690 Contents Introduction 2 Project Management (Planning \ Scheduling) 3 Project Manager responibilities 3 Statement of Work 3 Problem areas 3 Time Management 4 Milestones 4 Stages of Project Planning 5 Project Procurement / Contract management 6 Procurement process 6 Procurement process in LAS case study 8 Lessons learnt Procurement process 9 Organisational Structures/Culture

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    Ambulance Dispatch System

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    1 AMBULANCE DISPATCH SYSTEM (ADS) A.D.S FINAL REPORT: AMBULANCE DISPATCH SYSTEM (ADS) SECTION B Group H41 GROUP MEMBERS Amol Panditrao(100) Pavan Abhishek Bhupati(101) Praneeta Jhanwar(102) Priya Bhat(103) R Ranjith(104) Rahul Ramesh(105) 1 2 AMBULANCE DISPATCH SYSTEM (ADS) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT A journey is easier when you travel together. Interdependence is certainly more valuable than independence. This report is the result of work whereby we have been accompanied and supported

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    Trouble Of Ambulance Fees

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    The Trouble of Ambulance Fees Based on the financial issues that people have‚ they should not have to pay for a ride in an ambulance. Others may not have any other way to get to a hospital as fast as they would like to‚ because they might be car free at that moment in time. Or‚ they just might not have the amount of money to pay for the bill. The struggle is real in the world‚ and that bill might be taking away money from a savings account just to pay for a fee on a ride. People should have a right

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    also explores the various facets which contributed to the failure of the 1992 London Ambulance Service Computer Aided Despatch System and lessons which may be learnt from it. Both information systems and knowledge management initiatives share similar success factors for development and implementation. Although there have been various literature reviewed‚ this report draws primarily on the official Inquiry Report into the London Ambulance Service Computer Aided Despatch System‚ (Page et al. 1993)[1]

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    A poem which describes an ordinary or everyday scene is ‘Ambulances’ by Philip Larkin. ‘Ambulances’ is about an ambulance going to take someone away and the neighbourhood is watching what is happening. It shows the curiosity that is in every human being and the inevitability of dying. This essay will discuss how the poet uses an ordinary/everyday scene and make it important and to explore a wider universal theme. The essay will also show how Larkin’s use of poetic techniques makes and ordinary or

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    Safe Ambulance Operations

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    Melissa EMS 150 Nov. 16‚ 2010 Safe Ambulance Operations In this paper‚ I will discus the importance of safety while driving an ambulance and the recommendations set forth by North Carolina for ambulance driving. I will also cover the North Carolina laws regarding ambulances‚ and the frequency of ambulance accidents including on the job injuries and deaths. Ambulance safety is not something that most new EMT’s are taught in their classes‚ it is something that they learn while in the field

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    have risks to get injured.Many boxers suffer from after-effects such as tremor of limbs and retinal detachment.In order to protect players’ health‚ dangerous sports should be banned.In addition‚ there is sometimes an ambulance services in case of accidents.However I think that ambulance services should be used by patients who need more. Furthermore‚ I think that dangerous sports have negative effect on children because children often mimic new technique of combat.However they aren’t trained for

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    London

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    The London Eye is a giant Ferris wheel situated on the banks of the River Thames inLondon‚ England. The entire structure is 135 metres (443 ft) tall and the wheel has a diameter of 120 metres (394 ft). It is the tallest Ferris wheel in Europe‚ and the most popular paid tourist attraction in the United Kingdom‚ visited by over 3.5 million people annually.[4] When erected in 1999 it was the tallest Ferris wheel in the world‚ until surpassed first by the 160 m (520 ft) Star of Nanchang in 2006 and

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