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Most cited papers from Washington Township Fire Department

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What are the most cited papers from Washington Township Fire Department?

The most cited paper from Washington Township Fire Department is "Responding to special needs. Bad weather brings trouble for a school full of special-needs students." (James J Augustine, 2010), with 2 citations. Next come "Target audience. A mass shooting requires cooperative response." (1) and "Unexpected drop-ins. A multipatient MVC involves victims from out of town." (1).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Responding to special needs. Bad weather brings trouble for a school full of special-needs students. James J Augustine · PubMed	May 2010	2
2	Target audience. A mass shooting requires cooperative response. James J Augustine · PubMed	Apr 2012	1
3	Unexpected drop-ins. A multipatient MVC involves victims from out of town. James J Augustine · PubMed	Dec 2012	1
4	Just say no. With a drug test pending, an injured EMT wants no part of pain meds. James J Augustine · PubMed	Oct 2011	1
5	Priority Calls. Cell phone technology improves emergency medical care in many ways. James J Augustine · PubMed	Apr 2011	1
6	Disarmed: an unexpected amputation rattles more than just its victim. James J Augustine · PubMed	Sep 2011	1
7	Fence splitter. Evading police leads to a gruesome testicular injury. James J Augustine · PubMed	May 2012	1
8	Man vs. machine. A farm accident leads to devastating injuries and a tough extrication. James J Augustine · PubMed	Jun 2010	1
9	A Unified Architecture for Real-Time Analytics Using Microsoft Fabric OneLake Narendra Mangala · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) Open access	24 Feb 2026	0
10	Time management. James J Augustine · PubMed	Jul 2013	0
11	Introduction to Fireground Strategies & Tactics for the Non-firefighter Safety Professional - Understanding the Capabilities and Limitations of the Fire Department Frank J. Baker · ASSE Professional Development Conference and Exposition Conference paper	2006	0
12	Don't come around here. When an elderly patient's CHF flares up, ED diversion poses a problem. James J Augustine · PubMed	Feb 2010	0
13	The near-death patient: a dying man's orders restrict his treatment--but what about during transport? James J Augustine · PubMed	Jun 2011	0
14	Running on empty. Difficulty breathing is traced back to a poor understanding of medications. James J Augustine · PubMed	Sep 2010	0
15	Feel it kick. What's that strange device, and what's happening inside this chest? James J Augustine · PubMed	Mar 2011	0
16	Down in the mouth. Sipping a soda has unintended consequences for an unwary picnicker. James J Augustine · PubMed	Aug 2010	0
17	Fight-picker. Small wounds can have big consequences. James J Augustine · PubMed	Aug 2013	0
18	Pregnant pause. No prenatal care, and now she's 'bleeding like crazy'. James J Augustine · PubMed	Oct 2012	0
19	Outbreak hotel. When flu floods a community, where can a sick patient go? James J Augustine · PubMed	Mar 2013	0
20	Eye-catcher. A fishing mishap requires gentle treatment and transport. James J Augustine · PubMed	Nov 2011	0
21	Put in her place. A dislocated patella and a plane to catch--can this be fixed in the field? James J Augustine · PubMed	Jul 2010	0
22	Stutter steps. Off-and-on pain signals something serious. James J Augustine · PubMed	Jun 2013	0
23	Special delivery. Blizzard operations limit a pregnant patient's choices. James J Augustine · PubMed	2012	0
24	Hold your fire! A trapped man needs defibrillation, but all that gasoline complicates things. James J Augustine · PubMed	Dec 2010	0
25	House arrest. When the fallen is one of our own, emotions run high. James J Augustine · PubMed	Dec 2011	0
26	When it rains, it pours: Blood thinners complicate a nosebleed. James J Augustine · PubMed	Feb 2012	0
27	Uneasy rider. An injured bicyclist insists his bike come with him--what's a crew to do? James J Augustine · PubMed	Nov 2010	0
28	History's mysteries. With no background info, what's a crew to do? James J Augustine · PubMed	Apr 2013	0
29	The quiet ones dying. Military experience prepares a medic for a difficult trauma/burn patient. James J Augustine · PubMed	Feb 2011	0
30	Crash course. An ambulance collision injures crew members. James J Augustine · PubMed	Jul 2012	0
31	Mystery stick: a dirty needle turns one patient into two. James J Augustine · PubMed	Mar 2012	0
32	Cancer complications. Heart and electrolyte problems befall a weakened patient. James J Augustine · PubMed	Sep 2012	0
33	An especially difficult airway. Fifty stories up a half-built high-rise is a hard place to take a long fall. James J Augustine · PubMed	Oct 2010	0
34	Pierced ear: an accident with a pencil injures a child. James J Augustine · PubMed	Aug 2012	0
35	The gravity of the situation: A standoff with a killer 350 feet in the air has big implications for EMS. James J Augustine · PubMed	Jul 2011	0
36	Seizure secrets: what's behind this'child's' illness and seizure? James J Augustine · PubMed	Nov 2012	0
37	A bolt from the blue. The storm's over, but for a teenage golf course worker, the danger's not. James Ja · PubMed	2011	0
38	Families to the left. An exposure to an unknown substance at a school brings out worried parents. James J Augustine · PubMed	Aug 2011	0
39	After the storm. When a tornado tears through, just getting to its victims can be difficult. James J Augustine · PubMed	May 2011	0
40	A clear mandate. An accident victim refuses spinal immobilization--what's a crew to do? James J Augustine · PubMed	Mar 2010	0
41	Running into trouble. Heat-related illnesses follow a summer race. James J Augustine · PubMed	Jun 2012	0

Citations are OpenAlex's own counts, from its 2026-09-23 snapshot, so the ranking can differ from Google Scholar or Web of Science. A paper is listed for an institution when any of its authors gave it as an affiliation; retracted papers and papers whose citation count cannot be traced to citing works are left out, and a preprint and the article it became are shown once. Release dates are OpenAlex's: where a source gave only a month or a year, that is what is shown. How the lists are chosen.