Fitness & Health
Recognizing three common patient care decisions that contribute to cumulative stress in EMS providers
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Recognizing three common patient care decisions that contribute to cumulative stress in EMS providers
A Mobile Life Support Services ambulance was transporting a patient when the ambulance crashed into a tree
Our co-hosts discuss two current events that both put a spotlight on the career field and call attention to the individuality of its professionals
Low reimbursement from government and private health insurers have put many of Pennsylvania’s ambulance companies in a financial vise
Firefighter-paramedic Brent Jones said he decided to get help after five of his colleagues died by suicide in the past five years
A note left on the windshield of an ambulance blocking a driveway in England encouraged the EMS crew to enjoy their day, with money attached for a coffee stop
EMS should utilize a data-driven approach to value management that considers both quality and costs
Mike Bramhall is back on the job and studying to get his paramedic license after his lung collapsed from cystic fibrosis two years ago
Patient-centered care partnerships with patients and family need to start at the top
Manatee County EMS is hoping to relieve fatigued EMS providers by decreasing the number of ambulances making nighttime runs in a year-long program