Celebrate this refreshed version of non-clinical topics every emergency service provider should know about this important, difficult, complicated, and very fun job.
Medical personnel from the Nebraska and Texas national guards are expected to arrive to help treat patients at Prague’s military hospital and a new field hospital.
Host Scot Phelps talks with Maria Rauth. They discuss the supposed conspiracy theories to keep paramedics down in their place where they belong.
After six straight years of earning one of the American Heart Association’s highest honors, Delaware County’s Emergency Medical Services Department has gone one better and earned its Mission: Lifeline Gold Plus award for the treatment of patients who experience severe heart attacks.
The number of affected women and infants has increased in recent years but they often don’t get effective treatment, and the pandemic may be worsening that problem.
Radu Venter expands on the Foundation for Critical Thinking's “Valuable Intellectual Traits” article and adapts the traits listed for EMS personnel.
In this debut video with Master Your Medics, Geoff Murphy discusses the use of corticosteroids in severe asthma and COPD.
Health experts had warned that it was only a matter of time before deaths turned upward.
The "Earn as You Learn" program supports recruits by paying them an hourly wage while they attend training. All education and certification costs are covered by Cataldo.
Although discussions are ongoing, the plan is to reduce 3-person ambulance crews to 2-person ambulance crews.