Ambulance Safety
This directory offers a curated selection of articles on Ambulance Safety, focusing on best practices for EMS professionals. Topics include safe driving techniques, equipment securing, and protocols to minimize risks during transport. Prioritizing Ambulance Safety is essential for protecting both patients and EMS personnel. Additionally, explore our resources on emergency vehicle operations, which are closely related to maintaining safety standards in the field. Use this directory to stay informed and ensure that your ambulance operations adhere to the highest safety standards.
A structure collapse response is going to be bigger than just your crew, so requesting ample resources early can go a long way as technical rescue teams assemble
Roadway incidents are highly hazardous hot zones for EMS and other public safety personnel
A busy roadway is hands-down the most dangerous environment where we routinely work
The ambulance was transporting a patient from Helen Keller Hospital in Sheffield to Birmingham when it collided with a motorcycle
Jessamine County EMS moved from 24-hour shifts to help fight fatigue in EMS personnel
A Lifeguard Ambulance EMT was ejected after the ambulance they were in hit a guardrail and overturned
Paramedic Dina Filo-O’Neil was in the back of the Lower Kiski ambulance when it struck a guardrail
Nine months after Kansas City firefighter/medic Andy Zuniga was injured, the officer involved in had another pursuit crash
Improved communication, ergonomics and ride lead to better patient outcomes and better working environments for paramedics and EMTs
Electric vehicles tore through guardrails and hardly slowed after hitting concrete barriers
Four people were injured in the crash on I-75 in Dayton
One of the AMR paramedics was critically injured in the crash with a wrong-way driver on I-10
The time has come for electric vehicles in EMS
Tucson Police Department stated a vehicle traveling the wrong way collided with an AMR ambulance
911 audio from Fairfax County shows the caller wanting to “remain a little subtle,” and have the patient transported to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
Findings from an analysis of over 5 million 911 calls offer a reduction in use of lights, siren for EMS personnel safety
One simple trick we can take from our fire service friends to stabilize a vehicle
Help keep you, your crew and your patient safe at motor vehicle collision scenes
Traditional methods of decontamination may miss key threats – automated methods can provide a solution
Approximately 45% of the state’s MVA’s had a confirmed or suspected distracted driver
Roseboro Rescue and EMS shifted operations after a fire destroyed a rig and damaged their station
An ambulance security New Year’s resolution
13,400 people were killed in DUI crashes in 2021, costing $280 billion in medical expenses, lost wages and loss of quality of life
At the time of the incident, a patient was in the back of the ambulance, the Detroit Fire Department said
The Howard County ambulance was parked with its rear yellow warning lights activated when the car struck the back
ACETECH reps will be in BOOTH #26 at the Arrowhead EMS Conference & Expo in Duluth, Minnesota January 17-21
The 19-year-old medical transport van driver was facing charges of vehicular homicide and failure to maintain a lane
Technimount’s solutions address the needs of the industry by offering enhanced flexibility and safety during EMS and critical care transport
A Marion County Fire Rescue ambulance overturned in a collision with a bus and pickup truck
A driver is dead after hitting two emergency vehicles at crash scene in Rowan County
Two South Central Ambulance District paramedics were injured after their ambulance was struck by another vehicle
Police believe the driver who struck the Sun Prairie ambulance was impaired
A Victorious Care Ambulance crew and a pickup truck driver were killed in a head-on crash
