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Esteemed fire chief and EMS lieutenant share lessons learned from community paramedicine program

MCHD’s Sean Simmonds shares decontamination best practices

How to apply for grant funding for naloxone and opioid-reversal interventions and more

EMS training in bleeding control must incorporate mass casualty incident plans and drills as well as the need to prioritize patient triage by injury severity, transport priority and the type of treatment – layperson or medical professional – that is required.

An overview of the current evidence.

View this virtual tabletop webinar to help prepare you to respond to the next mass casualty incident in your jurisdiction

Data collected on evidence-based measures informs this discussion meant to inspire further quality improvement by pairing specific metrics with practical recommendations

Ward off burnout and turnover by increasing career resiliency and opportunity

5 ways to expand your options and forge your EMS career

Strategies to unilaterally reduce ED wait times and get back into service

Feel better by converting your key relationships from stress-producers to stress-reducers

From unit assignment to nonemergent scheduling, this software solution can help call centers and EMS agencies manage staffing shortages and growing demand

Small changes to how EMS approaches airway management and ventilation can make big differences in OHCA outcomes

The resulting device can help ensure first-pass success even in difficult airways

Turnover in your billing office may reveal where reimbursement relies on memory instead of documented process

A unified technology suite can bring big advantages in a tight labor environment, including improved revenue

Check out these EMS tattoos and share your EMS body art

Insulated, smart, and high-capacity bottles designed to help first responders beat dehydration on shift and beyond

What they’ll never tell you about why we stay

I lived to retire from the ambulance company

Summer is great for a lot of activities, but sometimes the heat can put a damper on your workout ambitions

When employees are happy, engaged and productive, and the organization is meeting their individual needs, they are more likely to meet their full potential

Firearms instructor Todd Fletcher went from a competitive power lifter to a retiree managing pre-diabetes and high blood pressure, showing the impact of shift work on wellness

From smartwatches to hydration, here are four mission-ready picks to help you build strength, regulate stress and stay fit for the job — and for life

Score discounted duty gear, workout tools and everyday essentials July 8-11 with our curated list of budget-friendly buys

The series offers a window into the experiences of first responders through the use of real stories from real law enforcement officers, firefighters and EMTs

The EMS1 Neonatal/Pediatric product category features products and information for researching EMS pediatric equipment, covering a variety of patient handling, CPR, training equipment and more.

The EMS1 Medical Monitoring product category features products and information for researching EMS patient monitoring equipment, such as monitor/defibrillators, monitor mounts, AEDs, and other tools for successful patient assessment.

The CPR & Resuscitation product category features products and information for researching Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) products.

Training equipment and supplies are essential for preparing EMS providers to perform critical skills safely and effectively. This topic encompasses manikins, simulation devices, task trainers, and consumable materials used in skills labs and continuing education programs. Quality training tools support realistic scenarios, hands-on practice, and competency-based assessments. Keeping training equipment current and well-maintained ensures providers are ready for real-world emergencies. For tools used during actual patient care, see Diagnostic Equipment. Explore the articles in this topic to learn how training resources support EMS education and readiness.

Diagnostic equipment enables EMS providers to assess patient conditions quickly and accurately in the field. This topic encompasses various tools, including pulse oximeters, ECG monitors, capnography devices, glucometers, and blood pressure monitors. Effective use of diagnostic equipment supports clinical decision-making, guides treatment, and improves patient outcomes. EMS professionals must stay informed about new technologies, device features, and maintenance requirements to ensure optimal performance. For related tools used during transport and care, see Ambulance Disposable Supplies. Browse the articles in this topic to learn how diagnostic equipment supports prehospital assessment and care delivery.

The EMS1 Ambulances product category features information, product listings and resources for researching ambulances.

The EMS1 Radios product category features products and information for researching EMS radios, covering communications equipment, communications interoperability, wireless handsets and EMS radio-related equipment.

The EMS1 Mobile Computers product category features products and information for researching EMS mobile computers and equipment, covering a variety of mobile computers used for managing data in the field and on the move.

The EMS1 EMS Scheduling and Time Tracking Software product category features products and information for researching software, staff management and scheduling tools.

The EMS1 Incident Management product category features products and information for researching EMS incident management, including software and other tools for successful incident management.