Witnesses: Training on newly deceased patients is ‘widespread practice’
Witnesses also told investigators that historically “tube checks” were “a widespread prior practice of paramedics” of the Bellingham Fire Department
Witnesses also told investigators that historically “tube checks” were “a widespread prior practice of paramedics” of the Bellingham Fire Department
Firefighters, their families, friends and community members from across the nation gathered at historic Lambeau Field on Saturday, September 22nd to participate in the sixth annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb.
Two first reponders in Arkansas are raising awareness about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) at the statewide level, opening people's eyes that it's an often under acknowledged but sometimes debilitating…
EMS professionals, educators rally to support and “take care of the next generation of providers”
Officials said that since residents in the unincorporated areas they are responding to don’t contribute to the EMS system, other taxpayers are bearing the burden
Researchers found that despite “tremendous improvement” in CPR and defibrillation, they “did not see an improvement in survival for women”
The shortage is one of several that have hit the drug market recently, prompting lawmakers to call for officials to address gaps in pharmaceutical manufacturing
The first ambulance was on the way to a patient when it was hit, and the second was taking the same patient to the hospital when the attack occurred
NYPD Officer Yan Kit Poon and his younger brother, FDNY EMT Yan Hao Poon, responded to the same call about a woman about to give birth in a hotel room
Two brothers, one an NYPD cop and the other an FDNY EMT, responded to the same call for a woman in labor in Times Square and together helped deliver her…