Emergency workers in Maryland will now consult with trauma center doctors before using medevac helicopters to transport patients with no obvious external injuries, state officials said Monday.
The change to protocol comes in the wake of an helicopter accident nine days ago that killed four people, including a patient whose parents have publicly questioned whether her injuries were severe enough to require medevac use.
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