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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.

There are a number of ways that organizations involved in the campaign can participate
Tuesday’s theme aims to foster a culture of safety, collaboration and preparedness within the EMS industry and in local communities
This symbol shows that we belong to something important and we are part of the power, strength and knowledge of every EMT
Research suggests that high blood pressure without any other emergency symptoms is cause for a doctor visit, not a trip on the ambulance
The proposed rule will be available for public comment for 180 days
The Heisman Trophy winner and NFL quarterback provided emotional support as flight attendants worked to revive a man who went into cardiac arrest
Rock County 911 releases follow-up to their viral “Uptown Funk” video to spread awareness about the “Problem” of 911 hang-ups and butt dials
Gaylord EMS bought a new ambulance with a bequest from a farmer and gave their old ambulance to a neighboring department in need of a newer vehicle
The symposium will include discussing issues like critical incidents, active shooter situations, terrorism and mass casualty incidents
EMS1 readers sound off on an ‘EMS Bingo’ card news story and what it means for the EMS profession
Join the St. Charles County Ambulance District and other EMS agencies in remembering first responders who have died by suicide
Two important men, both “Called to Care,” have inspired my EMS learning, research and advocacy
Being “Stronger Together” is about service to others and to the community
Explore the answers with elected and appointed officials so informed decisions can be made about the future of your EMS service
Tessie Odom Smith said she doesn’t remember much from before and after the crash, but she’s looking ahead
Whenever people see a police officer, firefighter or EMT, they can let them know they’re appreciated
Some of the words included pain, where, doctor, medicine, breathe, stop, yes, no, hospital, emergency, firefighter and ambulance
Hire EMS providers with the experience, positive attitude and maturity to help your volunteer service be excellent in its commitment to the community
Jessica said she learned that the most important part of the job is staying calm
The disease has ravaged Ute Spearman’s body, limiting her use of her right arm and leg
Erin enlisted the help of AMR to ask her date, Mitchell, to the prom
In seven days, $19,386 has been donated to help Youzi Picart get back on her feet
Brian Bausch has restored more than 70 grave sites of fallen soldiers; he said the work gives him some peace from the hectic experiences of his job
The 81-year-old man’s legs gave out and tumbled to the ground; crews noticed his lawn wasn’t done and finished the job
Pete Keach heard a call over dispatch for a boy who was found unresponsive in bed; the parents are now raising money for SIDS awareness
For Richard Ponikiewski, a career of memories, good and bad, are still strong — except one
Jason Bortles was recently diagnosed with terminal cancer; family and friends set up the fundraiser to help cover some of the costs of treatment
Jim Japhet’s son was killed in a car crash last week; his colleagues banded together to help complete home improvement projects he had been working on
Our co-hosts discuss a recent story about paramedics allegedly refusing to render care to a man who died in a snowmobile crash
Our co-hosts talk about a paramedic that recently lost her right leg as the result of a collision between an ambulance and a drunk driver