Simulation training prepares first responders for the possible not just the probable
With violence against paramedics and fire-rescue personnel becoming more frequent, training must include simulations of responding to "everyday" calls gone wrong
With violence against paramedics and fire-rescue personnel becoming more frequent, training must include simulations of responding to "everyday" calls gone wrong
The county will pay $7,600 Bobby Bohn’s school, and will also pay him to take 1,200 hours of classes, 450 hours of ambulance rides and 125 hours in a hospital
Our co-hosts sit down with NAEMT president as he describes the changes agencies will need to make to be ready for the ET3 reimbursement model
Highlights from the closed, invitation-only retreat attended by 70 medical directors from the most-populated metropolitan EMS systems in the U.S. and around the world.
Unlocked doors noticed in recent attack on Portland medics.
25 people dead after train slammed into barrier at main station.
Only about 33 percent of ambulances arrive on scene within nine minutes according to latest report.
“This is My EMS” by Leah Ferrone calls upon the public to let EMS providers know their work is appreciated and get to know them better
Hawaii Rep. John Mizuno is pushing for bills that would increase EMS funding to replace aging ambulances and avoid any more breakdowns
Though Oak Park did not need to call upon a mobile stroke unit in 2018, trustees approved an extension to its agreement with Rush University Medical Center