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Maine rig with patient inside slides into ditch
Police said the snow-covered ground gave out underneath the New Gloucester Ambulance rig
How to improve sepsis care with better EMS education
EMS educators can improve sepsis patient outcomes by ensuring EMTs and paramedics have knowledge appropriate and impactful training
Private vs. public ambulance services: What’s the difference?
The discussion of private versus public ambulance services is often met with animosity; here's a no-fuss breakdown of the two
5 ways to enhance your EMS career prospects
Get your name out there by creating content for EMS publications and websites
Survey finds low public trust in local officials, higher trust in first responders
The Rave Mobile Safety report also includes data about trust in COVID-19 information and willingness to share information with 911
Alternate destinations: Engaging freestanding emergency department partners
MCHD achieves 250% increase in FSED transports, a sustained change that benefits all stakeholders
Fla. nurse pulls over to aid crash victim, finds EMT son already there
A college medical director and physician also stopped at the crash scene where the EMT, who was his student, was aiding the…
New England ambulance company adds 300 jobs amid COVID-19
Alert Ambulance Service Inc. has hired dozens of laid-off nurses and paramedics since March, nearly doubling its workforce
How burn patient treatment and destination are affected by severity
Use this guide to determine when to activate HEMS and transport to a level 1 burn center
Patient education: Burn prevention – A printable guide
EMS clinicians are in a unique position to provide proactive education to patients as the only subset of clinicians that enter their…
Surveillance footage released, charges dropped in FDNY EMT sexual assault case
Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark said the video appears to show the man in "the throes of a seizure"
NC FF-medic fired for refusing COVID-19 test after quarantine
The firefighter-paramedic, who is also the fire chief's nephew, said the chief's mandatory testing policy goes beyond CDC guidelines