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Both extrinsic and intrinsic motivation are critical for keeping team members involved and prepared for the challenges they face
“It’s not that kindness and altruism in our profession – and the world in general – is becoming rarer, it’s that it happens so often that it’s not news”
Kelly Grayson and Greg Friese discuss the importance of clinical accuracy, a narrative arc that connects the patient responses, and author point of view
Cathy Trainor will be using her medical training and Russian language skills with the Global Disaster Relief Team
Dr. Mark McAllister called a local ambulance service and said, “Get me an ambulance with somebody who can drive it”
Pay will increase to $20 an hour for EMTs and $28 an hour for paramedics
The 2022 ESO EMS Index also showed an increase in stroke assessment performance, and that most patients were transported without lights and siren
Providing our middle managers the mentorship, resources and tools to lead well is paramount to the future of EMS
Janet Taylor’s medical career allowed her to follow her passions from working as a flight nurse to serving as a nurse in a paramedic role
The team treats low-acuity patients, reducing volume for ATCEMS and emergency departments
L.A. County Fire airlifted a severely injured patient to a hospital
Trisha Johnson worked for Osceola County EMS for four years
The Amarillo medic and the 16-month-old child were treated for smoke inhalation
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