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Does Trendelenburg belong in the EMS toolkit?
Trendelenburg is taught to all EMS students, but does it still have a place in prehospital care?
Lactate and sepsis: 10 things you need to know to save lives
Lactate may be used to identify a common killer in the prehospital environment
Epinephrine and the Paramedic-2 trial: Is it time to pull our starting pitcher?
New research questions whether pharmacotherapy in cardiac arrest is effective at ROSC and long-term survival
This vital sign is still underutilized, but that’s going to change soon
Use of capnography is charging ahead for more accurate prehospital diagnoses and care
5 tips for starting and sustaining a career in EMS
You may be surprised to treat more psych than critical patients, but protect the ABCs and you’ll be off to a great…
5 signs you were meant to be a paramedic
If you have any of these signs, then it's time to face the music and accept your destiny to become a paramedic
Colo. city considers replacing police with medics on nonviolent 911 calls
Advocates for the proposed program say it would be a more humane way to treat people in crisis and police could still…
5 things I wish I knew in EMT school
Learning and understanding five things about EMS and life saved my career and gave my life more meaning
Why EMS is at risk for Type 2 diabetes
Heart disease, stroke, blindness, peripheral nerve damage, kidney failure and non-traumatic amputations are just some of the concerns to look out for
Prehospital care of the critically injured K-9
Law enforcement and SAR K-9s are public safety personnel who may require the emergency care of EMS providers
4 endocrine emergencies EMS providers need to know
Although endocrine emergencies are uncommon, the signs and symptoms can be mistaken for more commonly encountered medical emergencies
Maine FFs call on state CDC to prioritize first responder virus tests after FD outbreak
Sanford's fire union president said a 72-hour wait for first responders' test results is "unacceptable"