EMScapades: We’re Not THAT Close!
Sure, some of us are close our partners… but maybe not that close.
Who’s Watching the ‘Bs’ in the ABCs?
The ability to perform the ABCs continues to be a standard of practice.
EMS Research Podcast: Prehospital Blood Pressure Intervention for Acute Stroke
When every second counts in a medical emergency like a stroke, deciding on the right course of treatment can be life-changing.
Legislation to Extend Hospital-at-Home Programs Hangs in Balance as Congress Debates Budget
Hundreds of hospitals across 39 states have adopted hospital-at-home programs, allowing paramdics to provide care to patients in their homes. The program has helped alleviate…
Harnessing AI to Elevate EMS Education: A Guide to Generating Scenario-Based Questions
Here’s how EMS educators can harness the power of AI to generate scenario-based questions that align with the National Registry examination.
The Long Road Home after Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Helene impacted a large swath of the Southeastern United States. The storm’s impact will be felt for a long time.
Palliative Medicine for the Community Paramedic
Community paramedics play an integral role in patient-centered care.
Editor’s Opinion: 2024 EMS Reflection: A Year of Continued Ups and Downs
EMS saw progress with technology and mobile integrated health, but faced staffing shortages, burnout and reimbursement challenges.
The Impact of Medicare Advantage Plans on the EMS Industry
Medicare Advantage plans have significantly influenced the operational and financial landscape of EMS in the United States.
Whole Blood Transfusion Program Launched in Two CO Counties
UCHealth and Thompson Valley Emergency Medical Services (EMS) have begun delivering whole blood transfusions to patients.
Paramedics Help Deliver an ‘Angel’ on MA Route 128
Newborn Aubrielle Francis Nankunda was delivered healthy into this world early Sunday morning on Route 128 in the back of a Gloucester Fire Department ambulance on the way to the hospital thanks to the efforts of two firefighters/paramedics.
EMS Spotlight: Katherine Koch
When Katherine Koch began training to become a paramedic, she quickly realized the course was missing a key component.
Fentanyl No Longer Suspected in Reported Overdose at CO Frat House
Boulder police now believe excessive drinking and not fentanyl is what made several people sick at a fraternity party over the weekend.
18 MD High School Students Hospitalized for Mystery Illness
Eighteen students at The John Carroll School in Bel Air became ill Monday, and fire officials said they weren’t able to determine why.
MD Shooting and Car Crash Kills One, Injures Nine
Investigators in Baltimore County are looking into whether a shooting and related vehicle crash that left one person dead and nine injured Tuesday night are connected to a nearby homicide.
Four KY Students Hurt in School Bus Crash After Driver Goes Into Cardiac Arrest
Four students in Boone County were hospitalized Wednesday after their school bus crashed when the driver went into cardiac arrest,
Upcoming
Jan 17
Exploring the Latest Advances in Firefighter Occupational Cancer Research
January 17, 2025 | 11 ET Join Chief Todd LeDuc (Ret.), Deputy CEO for Life Scan Wellness Centers, as he kicks off a three-part webinar series during Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month covering the science around occupational cancer in the fire service. LeDuc will review the latest research on men and women’s health, new screening recommendations and early detection, PFAS and turnout gear testing, best practices for prevention, and additional hot button topics.
Sponsored By:
Vector Solutions
Vector Solutions
Upcoming
Jan 22
The Business of Saving Lives: Balancing EMS Costs and Revenues
January 22, 2025 | 2 ET This webinar will explore the financial challenges facing EMS agencies, offering expert strategies on managing costs, improving financial sustainability and tackle reimbursement challenges.
Sponsored By:
Digitech
Digitech
Upcoming
Jan 24
Improving Firefighter Cancer Awareness to Decrease Risk and Increase Prevention
January 24, 2025 | 11 ET Don’t miss this webinar exploring the tools and strategies to help reduce cancer risk within your fire department. In this presentation, we’ll outline key steps you can take to enhance your department’s approach to cancer prevention and awareness.
Sponsored By:
Vector Solutions
Vector Solutions
Upcoming
Jan 31
Best Practices for Managing PPE Inspections to Help Meet NFPA 1851 Standards
January 31, 2025 | 11 ET The NFPA 1851 standard emphasizes the decontamination of PPE to reduce cancer risks and minimize fireground exposure. Join this webinar covering how Vector Check It and its mighty mobile application can help your department implement an effective PPE inspection program to help meet NFPA 1851 standards, maintain essential equipment, and protect your crews.
Sponsored By:
Vector Solutions
Vector Solutions
