August 2012
Features
Treat Anaphylactic Incidents Before it’s Too Late
Knowledge about how to diagnose and treat anaphylactic reactions is critical to patient survival.
Features
Providers Can Do Their Part to Combat the ‘Ambulance Driver’ Media Epidemic
EMS providers should do their part to educate the media on proper terminology.
Research Review
Studies Report on Stretcher Errors & Rate Protective Gear
Researchers focus on ways to build a culture of safety for EMS providers & patients.
Case of the Month
EMS Providers Should Be Wary of the Implications of Anticoagulants
Providers should understand the different types of anticoagulants and their side effects.
Priority Traffic
Supreme Court Rules on the Constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act
Many speculated about what healthcare reform will mean for EMS.
Lighter Side
EMS Providers Work Around Superstitions
Have you ever mentioned how “quiet” your shift has been?
Higher Learning
EMS Instructor Explains Changes to TBI Management
How to pass along new practices to your EMS students.
From the Editor
Double & Backup EMS Equipment Can Save Your Day
Having extra equipment helps plan for the unexpected in the field.
EMS in Action
Fort Worth (Texas) Providers Treat Patient at Motor Vehicle Collision
Providers extricate patient in motor vehicle collision.
Leadership Sector
EMS Industry Can’t Identify Its Costs
How do you measure the cost of an EMS system?
Tricks of the Trade
Providers Should Take Extra Care when Transporting Patients with Psychological Issues
It’s important to take extra care to be sensitive when transporting patients with psychological issues.
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