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NAEMSP 2020 Quick Take: The Great Airway Debate
3 EMS physicians highlight the challenges that prevent a consensus on endotracheal intubation across EMS systems and the importance of case review
Retiring paramedic receives emotional sendoff over dispatch
Highlands County Paramedic Kerry Harris, who retired after 30 years, was surprised by his father during his last shift
EMT loses home in fire; fundraiser started for family
A GoFundMe page has raised nearly $5,000 for Somerville Rescue Squad EMT Ernie Hall and his family
Education and emergency services partner to battle the opioid epidemic in rural Pennsylvania
Grant funding sources have directed focus on the social, economic and health-related issues in rural areas, including the opioid epidemic
2 arrested after car crashes into rig outside fire station
The Milwaukee Fire Department ambulance was backing into the station when it was struck
Former Pa. EMS, public safety leader dies after 40-year career
Former Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency Director Glenn M. Cannon, 71, died Monday after a decades of service in EMS and public safety
1st Wuhan coronavirus case detected in US; Expert says China outbreak is ‘tip of the iceberg’
Officials say a person who traveled from Wuhan, China to Washington state has been diagnosed with the virus
Coronavirus outbreak in China is ‘tip of the iceberg,’ warns Boston-area doctor
Infectious disease expert Dr. Todd Ellerin cited previous outbreaks and stressed infection control measures
NJ EMS receives tools to help pets during emergencies
EMS providers will now be able to use pet oxygen masks and give out “Pets Inside” decals for pet parents
How much do you know about clearing airway obstructions? (quiz)
Test your knowledge of different types of airway adjuncts, contraindications, monitoring techniques and more
Minn. volunteer EMT dies after medical emergency, mourned by city
Kerkhoven EMT Dean W. Nichols is remembered as a “gentle giant” and a great educator
100 calls to 911 in minutes after Kan. earthquake delayed emergency services
Police said dozens of non-emergency calls poured in within 10 minutes of the 4.6 magnitude quake