EMS Products
The faster information can get into the hands of decision makers, the increased potential for a successful outcome
U.S. EMS agencies have been ordering options that make rigs safer and more comfortable for providers and patients
FDIC presenters offer up tips on coordinating critical care team delivery, and adopting transformative actions once considered heresy
MedEx Ambulance service is experimenting with Glass to see whether it can improve collaboration and patient outcomes while reducing costs
One or two cameras can be mounted on gun barrels, rod grips, and bow components
The Type 1 ambulance features innovative enhancements, like mobility seating, designed with provider safety and functionality in mind
The Strokefinder device uses microwaves to examine brain tissue and correctly diagnose the type of stroke a patient has suffered
The fellowship aims to provide physicians with formal experience before assuming EMS medical director roles
The furniture can blend seamlessly into any office space while providing high level protection
The technology allows doctors to examine patients remotely
The new unit includes a ramp and pulley system, and a cot that can hold up to 1,600 pounds
The upgrade has taken four years, and combines detailed maps with real-time GPS locations of emergency units
AEDs are just as essential as first aid kits, fire extinguishers, smoke alarms, emergency exits, sprinkler systems, and other safety equipment that costs far more and is used far less
When a cardiac emergency strikes, a nearby AED can help save a life – and Physio-Control’s new database helps you find one
Parks can grant permits for drone flights for other purposes like research, search and rescue and firefighting
The 75-year-old’s heartbeat was restored with two defibrillator shocks; she opened her eyes in the ambulance and began talking
Two wearable fitness products offer more options for your workout
The new transport procedure recognizes the negative effects of long spine boards and says a cervical collar without immobilization is now acceptable
911 texting is front and center, but the study also explores possibilities like residents sending pictures to dispatchers and vests that would detect heart problems
A growing number of departments have started issuing them and training officers, and it’s made a difference, police say
Eleven medics from Bradley County EMS spent a day working with company representatives on future improvements to the device
With a growing number of responders carrying the heroin overdose antidote, Iron Duck created a kit to transport the drug
Both radio and system can seamlessly integrate with computers already present
New tablet is designed for harsh environments
The Explorer for ArcGIS shares maps between users and allows for manipulation during presentations
Commissioners approved purchases of Stryker 3506 Power Cots and protective coats, pants gloves and helmets for EMTs
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