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Regardless of why an error happened, the focus should be on preventing any future errors, supporting the provider’s remediation plan and helping them move on
The criminalization of medical errors has added a new layer to reducing harm
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Santa Clara County officials work to deal with staffing issues as residents face long EMS response times
CoAEMSP’s Executive Director, George W. Hatch Jr., discusses the EMS accreditation journey
Multnomah County officials are considering AMR’s request to move to one paramedic, one EMT staffing, help with response times
“It felt pretty good to be able to actually see the people and thank them for saving my life”
AMR’s Earn While You Learn program has seen success in addressing the shortage of EMS personnel
Rural medics who rescued the rancher didn’t have much experience handling severe wounds, but a doctor was able to help via video inside the ambulance
“Because of these first responders’ quick team efforts, the patient was revived — and after hospitalization, fully recovered,” Police Chief David said
“Because of their training, these public servants, these people, were all able to come together and coordinate their efforts to work as a team and save these boys,” the DA said
The paramedic took a woman to the hospital for a miscarriage, only to be asked to return to the home to look for a deceased infant
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