EMS World Expo Quick Take: How pharmacists improve EMS patient care
A pharmacist can help EMS improve patient outcomes, participate in protocol development, and collaborate on EMS research projects
A pharmacist can help EMS improve patient outcomes, participate in protocol development, and collaborate on EMS research projects
Introducing paradigm-shifting research in an effort to influence policy changes needed to save more lives in mass shooting responses
“Evidence-Based Guidelines for Fatigue Risk Management in Emergency Medical Services” was created to mitigate the effects of fatigue
As part of the ongoing effort to battle the opioid epidemic, Jefferson County Sheriff Mike Hale late last month armed his deputies with naloxone
The “Scope of Practice Model Decision-Making Framework for Emergency Medical Services” is now available online
Competence is the minimum goal for EMT and paramedic students. EMS educators need to put their students on the path to mastery
Seattle officials proposed a pilot program that would help responders deal with non-emergency calls and decrease response times
Jennifer Cross was remembered by her colleagues as a hero who made a difference in her patients’ lives
Firefighters first helped a man and his dog escape a house fire, and then went across the street to help deliver a baby girl
This article was originally posted Oct. 29 2009 By Bob Waddell Every Halloween we worry about a child being hit by a car, being hospitalized for hypothermia, being treated for…