All-female EMS in Orthodox Jewish community gets 1st ambulance
November 5, 2020
Through donations, the organization was able able to purchase the ambulance and a stretcher for $150,000
Rural Wis. towns vote to fund shared full-service fire/EMS
November 5, 2020
The six municipalities will sign an intergovernmental agreement and then the three departments that cover those areas will work on an operational plan
How to buy Computer-Aided Dispatch Systems and Records Management Systems (eBook)
November 5, 2020
Download this EMS1 computer-aided dispatch systems and record management systems buying guide to learn key steps for product selection, purchasing and implementation
Ohio HS coach thanks FFs, medics who saved him from in-practice heart attack
November 5, 2020
One year ago, Fenwick High School lacrosse team Coach Phil Keegan collapsed during a team practice; this week he thanked first responders who saved him
Mo. voters perform CPR, save life of man who collapsed at polling place
November 5, 2020
A man waiting to cast his vote on Tuesday suddenly dropped to the ground
Louisiana EMT/police officer shot in the line of duty dies
November 5, 2020
Marshall Waters, 49, an EMT with Northeast Louisiana Ambulance, was shot in the abdomen while conducting a traffic stop
Research analysis: How delays in transport impact functional outcome
November 4, 2020
The association between prehospital time and outcome of trauma patients in 4 Asian countries: A cross-national, multicenter cohort study
High risk, high stakes: Caring for critical EMS patients
November 4, 2020
Learn how to utilize hospital outcome data to evaluate chemical sedation, including ketamine, benzodiazepine and anti-psychotics
Mo. county voters approve 911 funding measure
November 4, 2020
The county says approval of the tax addresses the funding deficit from dwindling landline fees and gives the county the money for the next 911 upgrades
Former FF sentenced for recording sex with teen in ambulance
November 4, 2020
William Michael Fields Jr., 37, was sentenced to 35 years in prison, with the U.S. attorney on the case calling his actions "inexcusable"