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Q&A: Thom Dick on what it takes to be a caregiver and lifesaver
Thom Dick, a paramedic, caregiver and advocate for patients and providers, discusses his more than 40 years in EMS
Dwindling Number of EMS Volunteers Worries Connecticut Town
As many as 10 left East Haddam Ambulance since the start of the year.
Two Killed, 16 Hurt in Hong Kong Double-Decker Bus Crash
Bus driver failed to stop in time before hitting a broken-down truck.
Rescuers Search for Victims of Alabama Tornado
Crews searching door-to-door used dogs as well as drones that can detect heat from a body.
Chief Report: 1st annual NC EMS legislative day
By Kevin Underhill, EMS Chief On Feb. 19, North Carolina EMS professionals discussed current issues affecting emergency medical services with members of…
EMS Chaplaincy: Evidence-based professional practice
Informed by evidence EMS chaplain Russ Myers places a high priority on follow-up with EMS personnel and dispatchers after any pediatric patient…
NY driver dead after crashing into ambulance
Officials said a TLC Ambulance rig was responding to a call with its lights and siren on when an SUV crashed into…
How ESO’s Research Forum is helping EMS professionals embrace data sharing
High-quality EMS research, according to Dr. Remle Crowe, will improve the health and safety of EMS providers and their patients
Minn. firefighters on ice fishing trip save man in cardiac arrest
Joe Halaska, Adam Benson and Halaska’s retired firefighter dad Mike had stopped at a resort for food when a man collapsed nearby
Colo. hospital begins using mobile stroke unit
UCHealth’s Mobile Stroke Treatment Unit is described as a “souped-up” ambulance equipped with a mini-CT scanner and teleconferencing technology
3 Pa. EMS agencies merge with help from grant
Thanks to a $33,000 grant from the York County Community Foundation's WellSpan EMS fund, First Capital Community Transport Partners was formed
Sepsis deaths prompt changes in Minn. health system
Allina Health started re-examining sepsis in 2014 after learning that the condition was three times more lethal than strokes and heart attacks