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Photo of the Week: NJ EMS providers lead blood drive by example
The blood drive hosted by Eatontown EMS brought in 52 donors, including 8 EMS providers
Remember to treat the patient, not the monitor
On this episode of Inside EMS, our co-hosts discuss the importance of treating the whole patient in context, instead of relying on…
Texas man arrested after hit-and-run in stolen ambulance
The rig was recovered about an hour after the crash
Mom of man killed in protest zone files federal suit over decision to withdraw police, fire/EMS
The lawsuit said miscommunication between Seattle agencies led to a 20-minute delay in firefighters responding to the shooting
6 injured, including FF, in Texas bee attack
Four people were transported to the hospital, two of whom were in critical condition
Jerry Brant urges Pa. citizens to vote yes to support fire, EMS loan program
Brant, EMS1 columnist and senior grant consultant for Lexipol, wrote an op-ed for his local paper, urging support for upcoming ballot initiatives…
Grant consultant urges Pa. citizens to support fire, EMS loan program
Jerry Brant, a senior grant consultant for Lexipol, wrote an op-ed urging support for upcoming ballot initiatives impacting public safety
Calif. county to establish fire department diversity program
The program would focus on recruiting people of color and women to become firefighter-paramedics and supporting them financially while they complete the…
Colo. bill that would limit EMS ketamine use passes House committee with amendments
An amendment to the bill would remove the requirement that patients always be weighed before ketamine administration
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Watch: Good Samaritan Uber driver rushes 2 to hospital after Chicago shooting
Michael Bussan had just dropped off a passenger when he heard a crash and found the two victims, one bleeding severely
Georgia’s only collegiate EMS agency abruptly shuts down
Emory Emergency Medical Service managers and members say they were given no prior warning that the program would be ending