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The document is the January 2007 issue of Maryland EMS News, which highlights various updates and resources for emergency medical care providers. It includes recognition of Suburban Hospital as a highly prepared trauma center, new resources from the National Volunteer Fire Council for EMS, the formation of a National EMS Advisory Council, and details about upcoming events such as the Miltenberger Emergency Services Seminar. Additionally, it announces the Maryland Stars of Life Awards to honor outstanding contributions in EMS and outlines a program recognizing children who demonstrate emergency preparedness.

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