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Marvel partners with Pa. health system to create EMS comic book
"The Vitals: True EMS Stories" tells the stories of EMS providers serving their community through the height of the COVID-19 pandemic
$6.4M grant to provide 2.5K AEDs across Nebraska
AEDs will be distributed to first responder agencies statewide through the grant from the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust
Honolulu EMS to expand 24-hour coverage, plans community paramedicine, academy programs
Honolulu EMS Director Dr. Jim Ireland said that the agency has remained well-staffed and resilient despite the COVID-19 pandemic
Maine ambulance carrying pediatric patient crashes into utility pole
The two crewmembers and 12-year-old patient were trapped by fallen powerlines until the power could be shut off
The wheels on the bus
Keeping them going round and round during fuel supply disruptions
Elevating mental health in the EMS curriculum
The one thing all first responders have in common is that they are more focused on helping others rather than taking care…
Mass. Ambulance Association hosts 2nd Convoy of Champions, 1st Stars of Life ceremony
The parade of ambulances traveled from UMass Medical Science Park to the Boston MedFlight hanger for the awards ceremony on Tuesday afternoon
Mass. Ambulance Association to host 2nd Convoy of Champions, 1st Stars of Life ceremony
The parade of ambulances will travel from UMass Medical Science Park to the Boston MedFlight hanger for the awards ceremony on Tuesday…
Stolen Pa. ambulance crashes after pursuit
An off-duty Reading Fire Department paramedic spotted the ambulance and followed it until state police arrived, officials said
9 fall prevention tips for EMS providers to share with friends, family, and patients
Injury prevention, especially of geriatric falls, is an important responsibility for EMS providers
Pa. man allegedly spat blood in paramedic’s face
Police said the paramedic was rendering aid to the man after he intentionally struck his head on the partition of a patrol…
6 tips for drowning prevention and response
First responders can use their status as respected community figures to reduce the risk for drowning