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Paramedics play key role in NY’s new telehealth program
"ER on demand" seeks to cut down on emergency department trips and offer convenient, affordable patient care
Navigating toxic brain injury: We need a better map
Without real-time feedback to confirm ventilation rate and volume, a piece of the map is missing
DHS announces H2Rescue, a carbonless rescue vehicle for disaster preparedness
The vehicle is fully powered by a hydrogen fuel cell, mitigating the need for diesel generators that produce toxic fumes
5 tips to provide safe and effective ventilation
Assign someone to monitor the patient’s airway visually and with capnography using these five tips
AAA releases 3rd annual EMS employee turnover survey results
The most recent survey results from the American Ambulance Association, in partnership with Newton 360, reflect working conditions during the pandemic
Kan. county manager to decide fate of EMS director
As the county-wide EMS crisis comes to a head, the future of Dr. John Gallagher, Sedgwick County's EMS director, remains uncertain
Police: Woman assaulted Wis. FF-EMT at hospital following transport
A first responder in Caledonia was punched in the groin after arriving on scene to help police transport a female truck driver…
Texas ambulance crew injured in fatal crash
A driver in Littlefield and his toddler died after a 3-vehicle crash involving an ambulance, car and semi-truck
Why are we still stuck on oxygen?
Changing the way we think about and train providers on oxygen administration
Volunteer NY ambulance captain admits embezzling $70k from department
The former Sloatsburg Volunteer Corps president used agency funds for New York Jets tickets, personal expenses
Former NY EMS captain admits to embezzling $70k from department
Matthew Gannon, who was the president of Sloatsburg Volunteer Ambulance Corps, confessed to using agency funds for New York Jets tickets, personal…
Va. responders get help from the small but mighty ‘mini’ ambulance
New Medical Rapid Access Transport (MRAT) all-terrain vehicle can reach patients in a crowd or wooded areas, Tidewater EMS says