Scene Flights: 
Secure patient, clothing removed, to long back board with straps, cervical collar, and CID
High flow oxygen via NRB mask
Two (2) well secured peripheral IVs
Leave patient in ambulance until flight crew arrives, receives report and assesses
One rescue member be prepared to give brief report to include: incident time, mechanism of injury, rescues' assessment results, description of injuries that are
splinted-bandaged-concealed, and treatment interventions
If time permits, it is very helpful for the crew to have a copy of your PPCR or any
of the above information written down
Give clothing/valuables to family
Two (2) to Four (4) fire/rescue personnel available to assist loading patient into aircraft
Interhospital Transfers
Family and friends should be aware of transport plans and mode of transport
Family/friends should stay at referring facility until the flight crew arrives. Give all of the patient's belongings and valuables to the family.
All trauma and intubated medical patients should be secured to a long backboard
with cervical collar and CID
NGT/OGT placed on intubated patients
Two (2) well-secured peripheral IVs with extension stopcocks
Medicate appropriately for pain, nausea, and/or anxiety
Empty Foley drainage bag
Have copies of medical records, demographic sheet, lab work, x-rays, and
authorization to transport forms available to transport with patient.