Editor’s Opinion: The Storm of the Century (Again!)
Hurricane Helene highlighted heroic efforts but exposed gaps in emergency services, emphasizing the need for better preparation and resources.
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EMScapades: Scene Not Safe!
Guess who was top of his EMT class and could do the assessment sheet with his eyes closed?
EMScapades: That’s Going to Leave a Mark
Your first day in the box after being in vanbulances for the last 3 months was almost guaranteed to go this way.
From Coast-to-Coast to Points In-Between, Data Convergence Is Upon Mobile Medicine
Mobile medicine is gaining better access to patient data through data sharing initiatives, improving patient care and care provider parity.
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Multnomah County (OR) Ambulance Crisis: By Design or Mistake?
Multnomah county has turned a contracting failure with AMR into an ambulance crisis, writes Stephen Dean, PhD.
EMScapades: Just One Picture
From, "unable to move, or feel my arms" to this? It's a miracle!
Administrative Betrayal: The Ghost of the Terrible 10
Benjamin Vernon still has "ghosts" follow him around years after a brutal attack because of administrative betrayal.
The Inescapable Bonds of EMS: Why It’s the Hardest Career to Leave
The feelings we have after leaving EMS are normal, not a sign we are broken or that life stops for us.
Letter to the Editor: Medical ‘Stay and Play?’
J. Brombach, NRP, MD, had these thoughts come from a routine run.
The Unified Power of Thousands, Part 2: The Promise (and Problem) of Convergence in Mobile Medicine
Who gets to handle post-crash care? The issue turns out to be very complex.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Toxic leadership will have a negative impact on organizations and staff. It’s in everyone’s best interest to avoid this.
Mike Touchstone’s Joie de Vivre: Obituary to Everyone’s Friend, Mentor and Muse
Jonathon Feit eulogizes Mike Touchstone for making significant contributions to advance EMS and fire leadership.