Keep smartphone, smartwatches 6 inches away from pacemakers, ICDs
Researchers confirm that iPhone 12 and Apple Watch static magnetic fields, if held too close, are high enough to place implanted cardiac devices into magnet mode
Researchers confirm that iPhone 12 and Apple Watch static magnetic fields, if held too close, are high enough to place implanted cardiac devices into magnet mode
Thomas Swartz was fired for allegedly making judgmental comments regarding drug use to an 18-year-old and the patient's mother
The Healthy Streets Operations Center team includes members of EMS-6, plus clinical social workers from the city's Department of Public Health
Lumberton EMS Paramedic Jordan Quillen surrendered himself to sheriff’s deputies following multiple charges
North Carolina's HeartRescue program was also shown to improve bystander CPR rates, but only increased survival rates for white people, not Black people
When EMS leaders can inform, interact, collaborate and inspire “a solution shared is a problem halved”
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker said the pandemic has exacerbated the need for improved mental health services, saying more than half of Illinoisans reported a decline in their mental wellness
Kern County plans to move to the second level of its surge plan, a move which stops ambulances from responding to "low acuity"
Sedgwick County Commissioner Jim Howell suggested $2,500 may not be enough to attract paramedics, given the competition with other regional EMS providers
It’s not your Baby Boomer model – it’s an all-out, high-tech, fully-integrated Millennial model representing the present and future tense of cardiac monitor/defibrillators