Operation, service, and maintenance instructions : quick donning anti-exposure flying coverall, type CWU-16/P.

"6 February 1984."

Air resource management : what we have been doing--.

"R6-NR-TP-14-96."

Air Traffic System Personnel Improvements Act : report together with supplemental and additional views (to accompany H.R. 6310).

"May 17, 1982."

Air pollution in Connecticut;

Mode of access: Internet.

Final environmental impact statement : Air Force, Space Division Housing Project, San Pedro, California.

At head of title on cover: Environmental Impact Analysis Process.

Experimental use of the automobile in rural mail delivery near Adrian, Mich.

verso: Dec.1902 making test with Murray Car carrying rural mail on Route #1 out of Adrian. WC Moran carrier Will Blain driver. One week on each route by Authority of P.O. Dept. Snow & bad roads all month. This picture printed in Auto edition of Adrian Telegram Mar 31 1923.

Guidelines for air quality maintenance planning and analysis.

Vol. 7: second ed., 1975.

International mail manual /

Kept up to date with revisions and cumulations which replace all previous issues.

Archie in the A.E.F. : the creation of the antiaircraft service of the United States Army, 1917-1918 /

Item 325

Air pollution and roadway location, design and operation : project overview /

Mode of access: Internet.

Variables affecting air quality instrument operation : interim report /

Cover title.

Medical support of the Army Air Forces in World War II,

Mode of access: Internet.

Ten years among the mail bags;

Copy imperfect: ports. cut out.

A Digest of state air pollution laws

Cover title

The use of email in a child and adolescent mental health service: are staff ready?

All staff members of a child and adolescent mental health service were invited to participate in a survey about the use of email. Sixty-two of the 105 staff members responded to the survey, a participation rate of 59%. Of the respondents, 32 were allied health staff, 10 were nurses, seven were administrative staff, six were medical staff, three were operational staff and four were acting in a combination of these roles. The respondents reported extensive work-related email usage and considered that they were confident in using email despite low levels of training. However, they did not feel that they understood the legal and ethical issues involved. Furthermore, there was limited incorporation of email into standard record keeping. The majority of respondents thought that increased use of email would lead to a greater workload, a consequence they considered would probably increase over time. Many commented on the quick and practical use of this medium, but were wary about using email with individuals outside the service organization, especially if it were to contain clinical material. There was low use of email directly with clients, and clinicians were ambivalent about incorporating email into therapy. The results suggest that it is timely to consider the utility and appropriateness of email communication with clients and external service providers, and to formulate guidelines and procedures to ensure the confidentiality of client information and the safety of clients and staff.