Dr. James Broselow, innovator behind the Broselow Tape, dies at 82

Ex-N.M. dispatcher who hung up on 911 caller loses new job, settles termination suit

EMS from a distance: Budget basics

Insider analysis: EMS-led recovery efforts help cut opioid deaths in half

Jury awards $11.5M to N.J. woman misidentified as drunk during stroke, arrested by police

Super Bowl LIX to honor first responders, victims of New Orleans terror attack

Burns, bites and bruises: Super Bowl Syndrome

How Pittsburgh’s ‘Freedom House’ shaped modern EMS systems

Two in, two out: Maintaining your marriage in EMS

Insider analysis: Hundreds saved in Calif. fire evacuation showcases emergency planning

Milwaukee EMS services in jeopardy

September 27, 2011 10:39 AM

A possible cut in EMS subsidies could put local services at risk of closing.

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