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Drug inventory management strategies for EMS agencies (eBook)
Don’t wait for a drug shortage to affect your agency to figure out how you will respond
911 Upgrade Could Cost Californians Despite Budget Surplus
California's 911 system is based on technology from the 1970s.
FDNY EMTs, Paramedics, Firefighters Roll Out 2020 Calendar of Heroes
First responders pose with adopted animals in charity photo shoot.
One Dead, Five Wounded in Shooting at Philadelphia Graduation Party
Four teens were all shot in the legs or ankles and were listed in stable condition.
One Dead, Two Wounded in Shooting Inside California Costco
Shooting causes a stampede of panicked shoppers at Corona outlet.
Runaway Golf Cart Hits Five People at U.S. Open
Two victims were taken by ambulance to Community Hospital.
Va. church hosts barbecue to thank first responders
The church planned on serving members of the police department, fire and emergency services
Va. church hosts first barbecue to thank first responders
The church planned on serving about 90 members of King George’s Sheriff’s Office and Department of Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services and…
Baltimore stabilization centers hope to solve heroin crisis
Nearly 23,000 people in Maryland have been certified to dispense naloxone and reported administering it more than 600 times since a 2013…
Drug users armed with naloxone double as medics on streets of San Francisco
In 2018, San Francisco paramedics administered naloxone to 1,647 people, up from 980 two years earlier, according to numbers from the city’s…
Drug users armed with naloxone feel safe from OD threats
In 2018, San Francisco paramedics administered naloxone to 1,647 people, up from 980 two years earlier, according to numbers from the city’s…
5 EMS timekeeping problems and how to navigate with software
Manually calculating hours worked, tracking PTO requests and verifying daily schedule questions is time consuming, and vulnerable to human error