Welcome BookGorilla fans! Blair Lindsay grew up in Montreal and currently lives in Calgary, Canada. His writing reflects the intensity of his career as a Firefighter / Paramedic. For the past twenty years he has been an instructor in the Paramedic and Respiratory Therapy programs at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology.
Patient Simulation From The Ground Up: A Practical Guide to Designing and Maintaining a Patient Simulation Learning...
by Blair Lindsay
Patient simulation - the next frontier in health care education - involves educating health care professionals using patient actors and sophisticated manikins that breathe, blink, have vital signs and speak. Learners interact with and treat these 'patients' in critical care teams, hone their skills and learn from mistakes in a setting...
Some things never die.Deep in the heart of the Amazon jungle, two Yanomani hunters crack open a long-forgotten temple and are nearly killed by the mindless, cannibal monster they find trapped within. They return to their village carrying a terrible plague…A team from Utah’s ultra-secret Blackwood bioweapons group races to Brazil to...
The dead walk... and that's the good news. Things are about to get much, much worse.Solenne is the only human on the face of the earth immune to a disease of unimaginable virulence - a highly contagious infection that transforms its victims into rabid creatures with a singular and voracious appetite for human flesh.Killer, hunter, thief...
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Welcome BookGorilla fans! Blair Lindsay grew up in Montreal and currently lives in Calgary, Canada. His writing reflects the intensity of his career as a Firefighter / Paramedic. For the past twenty years he has been an instructor in the Paramedic and Respiratory Therapy programs at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology.
