An exclusive EMScapades comic published by JEMS, January 2, 2019.
Reviewing procedures and agreements for initiating and executing two-tiered BLS/ALS response may lead to improvements in patient care, operational efficiencies and reductions in the impact of billing constraints.
An overview of early data obtained through EMS self-reporting of mental health through the CrewCare app gives us insight into many aspects of the mental health and habits of EMS and fire personnel.
An exclusive EMScapades comic published by JEMS, December 2018.
One of your finest customer service tools is eye contact. It makes others feel better touched by your care, because eye contact reaches into a person deeply.
Given the clinical importance of ECGs and the existing standards in currently in place (or the lack thereof), is it time to establish ECG educational standards, or at least to define minimium standards?
The results of recent surveys can help inform us about the workplace changes that could substantially reduce turnover of EMTs and paramedics.
Revisit the early career of firefighter, lawyer and JEMS publisher James O. Page and understand how it shaped emergency medicine.
Risk is intrinsic and potentially functional, and that the most effective interventions to manage it are applied at the individual decision-making level.
Recently published research looks into the pathological cause of cardiac deaths in firefighters and may lead to improved effective screening interventions.