Boston FF-EMT dies 1 month before retirement
Lt. Richard “Rick” Stirling Jr. died of a heart attack just one month shy of retiring from the Boston Fire Department
Lt. Richard “Rick” Stirling Jr. died of a heart attack just one month shy of retiring from the Boston Fire Department
An internal analysis of 700,000 emergency calls between 2015 and 2020, shows a drop in how often the city meets its response time goals for general emergencies
A paramedic was transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after being shot at an event honoring Juneteenth Day
From the time EMT Randy Scott's children were little, they understood the importance of helping those in need, even during family vacations
Police say a woman stole an ambulance while first responders were responding to a 911 call
The Yuba County Office of EMS held a fair to educate residents on what to do during a natural disaster, and handed out go-bags
When decon is not enough to assure patient comfort and safety, consider replacing your stretcher mattress with an affordable, durable substitute
EMS providers need to understand anchoring, a type of cognitive bias, to prevent errors in prehospital patient assessment and care
A man breaks out of an FDNY rig during transport, only to attack the rig while demanding to be let back in, at one point screaming, "Call the cops!"
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