Talk:Emergency medical services in Poland

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This page is currently under development, and undergoing editing by the Emergency Medicine and EMS Task Force. The quality of the content is already quite good...it just needs some assistance to 'wikify' it. How can you help? The addition of any additional content, references, valid photo images, etc., would be appreciated. References in Polish are fine (e.g. Polish legislation, reference websites, etc.); if no suitable English references exist, and we typically look for a minimum of one formal reference per heading, and one for any statement which might be questioned by the reader. Copyediting from both the Polish/English translation perspective, and the MoS would be useful. If you are unclear on the author's originally intended statement, please attempt to check with him before changing anything factual. Please jump in and help with this article if you can! Emrgmgmtca (talk) 12:08, 31 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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This page desperately needs a brief description of any levels of certification for Polish EMS staff, and the required training/education, and how that is received. It would also benefit from some photos of Polish paramedics at work, and while I will try to add what English language references I can, it is likely to require some Polish language references as well (I don't speak or read Polish), particularly for the legislation that governs the Polish EMS system. Emrgmgmtca (talk) 13:19, 2 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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