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Ohio FF-EMT, boxer saves official who collapsed during weigh-in
Toledo Firefighter-EMT DeAndre Ware performed CPR on Top Rank Coordinator Pete Susens after leaving the stage at the MGM Grand in Las…
Virtual reality video teaches bystanders to administer naloxone
University of Pennsylvania researchers said the video was as effective as in-person training at teaching bystanders to respond to overdoses
Pa. first responder injured in hit-and-run ambulance crash
Officials say a pick-up truck crossed the yellow line, struck the ambulance and left the scene
Police: Man lying in road fatally struck by ambulance in Calif.
Officials say the ambulance crew began life-saving measures before a second ambulance transported the man
Mich. ambulance service welcomes rescue kitten to build morale
Six, a two-month-old kitten named for the six toes she has on each foot, is the newest employee of Edwardsburg Ambulance
What EMS leaders need to know about bodycams (eBook)
Find out how body-worn camera video can boost patient care documentation, provider safety and more
Texas county terminates EMS contract over audit conflict
Cypress Creek EMS called the termination "disappointing and shocking" while county officials cited numerous "systemic problems and failures" leading to their decision
DC Fire and EMS chief announces retirement
D.C. Fire and EMS Chief Gregory M. Dean announced Friday that he will be retiring after five and a half years with…
The post-naloxone patient: Optimizing opioid overdose refusals
Many EMS systems are evaluating ways to mitigate the risks of refusal in post naloxone patients
IAFC voices strong support for vaccine prioritization for first responders
The International Association of Fire Chiefs also said EMS personnel should have a role in administering the vaccine
Researchers seek responses from medics for survey on ketamine use
University of Northern Colorado researchers are studying how paramedics manage agitated patients
CDC to states: Be ready to distribute COVID-19 vaccines on Nov. 1
Planning documents sent to health departments ask officials to work out which groups should receive the vaccine first