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From quality improvement to workforce strategy and data analytics, EMS leaders are doing executive-level work. The challenge is convincing the rest of healthcare — and industry — to recognize it.
AAA’s Shawn Baird on why EMS can’t afford to sit out the reimbursement fight
From Medicaid to AFS, GEMT, CPEs, IGTs and UPLs — a plain-language guide to the acronyms and financing mechanisms shaping the future of ambulance reimbursement
Learn how to structure your message; connect with your audience; and present with authenticity, energy and impact
The Kentucky EMS Leadership Academy is helping providers move beyond day-to-day management and develop the skills needed to strengthen teams, improve culture and support rural communities
A drone can be a tremendous tool for managing risks while units are en route to calls for service
Tips for the unique challenges of accessing and extricating patients from recreational trails
Orange County EMS Medical Director Christopher Hunter, MD, Ph.D, describes the lessons learned from what was, at the time, the deadliest shooting in U.S. history
How First Priority Mobile Healthcare is rethinking workforce sustainability
San Marcos will launch a city-run EMS department and has tapped longtime EMS leader Jill Rosales to oversee the transition from the current nonprofit system
When Dr. Kate Krause suffered a near-fatal postpartum hemorrhage, Dallas Fire-Rescue’s prehospital blood program helped give her a second chance at life, motherhood and medicine
The Stow Fire Department is expanding its hiring process as retirements increase and a limited supply of certified firefighter/paramedics makes it harder to fill vacancies