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It’s coming from inside the house: Internal intentional misconduct in public safety
We must address public safety personnel who lie, cheat, steal, perjure, beat, molest, assault, falsify, embezzle and do otherwise bad things
Applying the wingmate concept to EMS
“There has never been a more crucial time to have a wingmate in EMS – a wingmate to watch your six and…
2 Md. EMS providers, deputy hospitalized after chemical exposure
Hazmat crews responded to the scene and discovered a large amount of the moisture-reducing chemical DampRid
At least 1 injured after stolen ambulance crashes in Chicago
Police said the ambulance was running and unlocked outside of a nursing home before it was stolen
Ind. city considers tripling ambulance fees to avoid losing money
The city has not adjusted its ambulance fees since 2007
Pa. volunteer fire, ambulance fundraisers hurt by COVID-19
Officials say some departments have lost more than $20,000 from a canceled event
1 injured in Iowa ambulance crash
The ambulance was responding to a 911 call at the time of the crash
2020 National EMS Awards of Excellence recipients announced
The awards will be presented at the NAEMT's virtual General Membership Meeting in September
Can EMS emerge from the pandemic stronger?
While COVID-19 cases have surged, EMS run volumes have dwindled as people are legitimately scared of going to the hospital
Serial killers: Abdominal pain
Identifying the conditions that can kill people emergently when they call 911 with abdominal pain
Officials report ‘miracle’ in NY crash originally reported as fatal
Police said a Hatzolah Ambulance EMS provider who saw the crash in their rearview mirror managed to revive a driver police thought…
San Francisco moving forward on plans to implement mental health crisis response teams
Mayor London Breed has proposed $17 million to fund the teams, which will include paramedics and behavioral health experts, for two years