Conn. lawmakers consider expanding PTSD benefits to EMTs, prison guards
Proponents of expansion argue that EMTs and correctional officers witness as many traumatic incidents as law enforcement officers and firefighters
Proponents of expansion argue that EMTs and correctional officers witness as many traumatic incidents as law enforcement officers and firefighters
In this episode, our co-hosts discuss the importance of searching for a medical alert bracelet or tattoo when doing an initial patient assessment
The design of the kit is meant to speed up lifesaving measures by preventing paramedics from having to rummage through equipment
The Grady Memorial Hospital Mobile Stroke Unit aims to save crucial time by immediately administering treatment to patients
The town wants to be repaid nearly $400,000 for service to another part of the county
The medic underwent facial reconstruction and may require additional surgeries to recover after a semitruck crashed into his ambulance
A Journal Sentinel investigation found at least 21 deaths that came after patients were turned away from hospitals
The research suggests that some municipalities may be better served if agencies from other municipalities responded
The Pennsylvania service is using criminal justice to collect payment from patients "abusing the system"
The departments hope to make training on identifying patients with dementia a requirement