EMS Training and Education
EMS leaders and educators delve into the creation and impact of the Kentucky EMS Leadership Academy — designed to empower small-town providers with big-picture leadership skills
Emergency response requires increased focus; this is a balancing act when approaching a scene with numerous factors in play
From emotional challenges to physical demands, here’s what EMS professionals want you to know before you sign up
What CoAEMSP has learned about EMS student attrition and retention
The trooper, who was stationed near the end zone, was struck by a Tampa Bay Buccaneers receiver as he landed out of bounds while attempting to catch a Hail Mary pass
Move with purpose to prevent an apparatus crash, slip or fall, and protect the patient from increased discomfort
Hypothermic patients, multi-systems trauma and slippery scenes present difficult decision-making challenges for rescuers
The West Bloomfield High School “WB Has Heart” program involves awareness, screenings, training, merchandise and events
27 EMS Recruits spent six months and responded to over 3,700 911 calls in training before transitioning to Operations
Don’t ignore one of the best things we can do for a patient
Your junior paramedic will learn first-hand about common childhood emergencies and what they can do to help
Embracing smarter, more effective strategies to keep pace with the evidence-based advancements reshaping our profession
EMS providers will be called upon to mitigate the effects of bombings and other incidents involving the use of explosive devices
In this episode, our co-hosts discuss an article from Andrea Abbas on five flaws that trip leaders up and cause a disconnect with field crews
Harford County officials are working to counter both burnout and boredom in their efforts to recruit more volunteers
First responders, staff and patients at the psychiatric hospital for children were not told about the active shooter drill
The AED’s journey from concept to modern use is a fascinating tale of medical innovation, collaboration and lifesaving success
Understand the four components of a negligent act and how to protect yourself from a negligence claim
EMS and law enforcement collaborative training helps prepare responders to treat and monitor patients experiencing a constellation of symptoms
Are you over-ventilating your patients? Probably, says Kelly Grayson
Additional training can help providers who want to do right by patients involved in hospice and end-of-life care
Books
Earn CEUs with this compilation of calls from real EMS cases
The impact of Helene highlights the importance of preparedness, ICS training and rapid mobilization for future storms
Try these tips to make seat belt use in the patient care compartment just as normal as your personal vehicle
You are on scene with a patient who is complaining of weakness. The vital signs your partner has given you are not very detailed. What are some ways to improve on those findings?
What are the most important things to remember when treating a patient with a history of diabetes?
There are more opportunities than ever to become a published writer
EMS1, professional associations and membership groups are always looking for new writers and fresh ideas. Here’s what it takes to get started.
You are on scene with a patient who has suffered significant facial trauma; what are some strategies to improve your ability to manage their airway?
Training event in Fort Carson works on care and transport involving NATO countries
The Alabama Fire College investigated the incident and found “a few minor changes” that Decatur Fire & Rescue officials need to address
Minimize mistakes and improve billing collections by confirming every PCR is accurate and descriptive
