Community Awareness
Explore our directory of articles on Community Awareness in EMS, designed to help professionals engage and educate the public about emergency services and safety practices. This collection covers public outreach, safety campaigns, and partnerships with community organizations. Building community awareness is essential for fostering trust and cooperation between EMS providers and their communities. For related insights, check out our resources on Community. Enhance your community engagement strategies with expert-driven content.
Some first responders take the unique experience of serving the public into the political arena
Create an experience people want to be a part of and share community impact to inspire potential members
When it comes to educating the public, nothing beats a catchy slogan
The play, based on interviews with EMS providers and other healthcare personnel, can be streamed online until August 4
Six takeaways from the USFA, NHTSA best practices to protect fire and EMS providers responding to incidents of civil unrest
EMS leaders interpret the results of the 2020 EMS Trend Report in light of COVID-19 and what it means for the future workforce
The state’s chief medical executive urged residents not to delay care over COVID-19 fears
Officials also said high call volumes due to COVID-19 are straining the city’s EMS system
An EMT and three paramedics allege they were subjected to retaliation after speaking out about COVID-19 concerns
The guidance includes recommendations for preparing personnel, the station, apparatus and the community for times of social upheaval
Brewster Ambulance Service CEO Mark Brewster said the agency does not support violence and values safety after being notified of an employee’s Facebook post
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An enduring lesson for public safety leadership in recent years is that the public wants and expects accurate information, transparency
Chief Gary Ludwig makes plea for fire, EMS personnel to be allowed to safely complete their jobs
Acadian Ambulance officials reported an 18% increase in patients refusing transport against the advice of medics
AMR Paramedic Meagan Herlihy and AMR EMT Kyle Short of Central New York received an EMS Week wedding after being deployed to the city
The poster bearing the slogan “Ready Today, Preparing for Tomorrow” will be displayed throughout the city during National EMS Week
Don’t let the current crisis destroy your previously identified individual goals and departmental priorities
The short film takes an intimate look at the experience of EMS providers on the front lines
EMS Week offers a chance to talk to your community about where EMS is today – and where it’s headed tomorrow
Four fire/EMS department representatives share their tips for reinforcing health and safety messages during the pandemic
Tips for staying positive and focused on the community during times of high stress
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The agency said on Facebook that those with conditions such as chest pain, high blood pressure and abnormal blood sugar shouldn’t hesitate to seek treatment
The Michigan Area Ambulance Service made a comeback through community outreach, recruitment efforts and the actions of devoted volunteers
MedStar in Fort Worth, Texas, said significant decreases in response volume and transports could mean patients are reluctant to seek help during medical emergencies
The film, in which Australian Paramedic Benjamin Gilmour visits four ambulance services from around the world, can now be streamed anywhere for free
While more than 90% of the country is under stay-at-home orders, there are still ways to support public safety members during this unprecedented national emergency
The interactive map includes data from a survey of more than 1 million Facebook users
The “First Responder Fridays” benefit will be streamed on YouTube and broadcast on iHeartRadio stations nationwide for four weeks
The newspaper is seeking responses from EMS providers, as well as other healthcare professionals, about their experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic
City officials said they seek to protect employees’ privacy, but a union official said employees also want to know how many department members are affected
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