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LA County study finds tourniquets improve survival, don’t increase amputation risk
Researchers said increased tourniquet availability and public education can lead to better outcomes for trauma patients
Field supervisors: Bridging the gap
Linking field providers to organization vision by involving field supervisors in decision making and administrative training
50-year veteran EMS volunteer thanks colleagues for saving his life
Eden Emergency Response and Rescue Volunteer David Cole was resuscitated by fellow EMS providers last month
3 injured after ambulance stolen at New Orleans hospital
The stolen rig struck four vehicles during its three-mile trip
Photo of the Week: New masks help Canada paramedics safely ‘face’ the public
The Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR) masks provide increased safety "with an added bonus of a smiling face"
Vehicle manufacturers plan to deliver all-electric ambulances by end of 2021
Lightning eMotors and REV Group, Inc. are co-developing the zero-emission Leader Emergency Vehicles
Felony charges filed in attack that left Minn. EMS provider with a concussion
Authorities say the suspect kicked the EMS provider in the chest and threatened to kill the crew
Climate change is making the scene unsafe
Every day is a good day to understand the impact of climate change, reduce our emissions and self-treat our stress with a…
EMS self-care for supervisors: Manage stress and avoid burnout
Who's looking out for the supervisor?
Off-duty first responder couple revive man having medical emergency at Okla. airport
Moore Fire Department Lt. Alex Meron and Paramedic Chelsee Meron found the man pulseless in the baggage claim area
Deploying a vaccine strike force
An Illinois service partnered with the health department to vaccinate vulnerable populations in homeless shelters, nursing homes, jails and congregate living facilities
NTSB releases preliminary report on 133-vehicle pileup that killed 6, injured dozens
Investigators found that I-35W was treated for ice 44 hours before the crash