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Mass Casualty Incidents

As the military saying goes, “Prior planning prevents poor performance.” This phrase can be applied to preparing for mass casualty incidents. Check this page for articles and resources on ensuring you and your department are ready for the unexpected, as well as the latest updates on major incidents in the United States and across the world.

In this episode, our co-hosts reflect on the recent mass shootings in New York, Texas and Oklahoma and how providers should prepare to respond
Mike Taigman and Nicole Holm join the podcast to discuss resiliency and chaplaincy
It is important that you process the loss and what you experienced with your support network
Violence against first responders requires constant vigilance on the scene
The chief said based on video from the scene, multiple people fired weapons after a dispute outside a McDonald’s
Bags containing 40 kits each are now stocked in all Fort Worth MedStar supervisor response vehicles for use during mass casualty incidents
How public safety officials can prepare faith-based groups for the commonplace and out-of-the-ordinary incidents that might befall citizens in their houses of worship
From dangerous active shooter events, to ET3, Ebola, opioids and community paramedicine, EMS providers faced many significant incidents and evolving trends in the 2010s
Officials said at least two people sustained life-threatening injuries in the chain-reaction pileup
Can police, fire and EMS overcome the challenges we faced in the 2010s to prosper in the 2020s?
Two proposed bills would continue and expand the work of facilities that provide mental health support and treatment
The paramedic told reporters they found no survivors on the island; American tourists are among the missing
Two deputies, one of whom killed the shooter, are among the injured
The fund was created to support teachers, EMS providers and other first responders present at the shooting
The International Association of EMTs and Paramedics said the first responders chose to forgo body armor in order to quickly treat and transport wounded students
The suspects who fired into the crowded backyard are still unknown and at large, police say
The 16-year-old boy shot himself in the head after killing two classmates and wounding three others, and had been in critical condition since the shooting
The potential for a confusing operational picture existed during the opening minutes of the response to the latest school shooting tragedy in Santa Clarita, California
Our co-hosts reflect on a recent emergency call to a Buffalo Wild Wings where a cleaning agent inhalant injured nine and killed one employee
Officials say the 16-year-old suspected shooter is in “grave condition” from a self-inflicted gunshot wound
Authorities say a suspect is in custody and is being treated at a local hospital
The unfortunate reality remains that victims die because of treatment delays
Video from the scene shows multiple patients being loaded into ambulances as others limped away
The memorial will be at the site of the former nightclub and the museum will be a third of a mile away
Long Beach fire spokesman Jake Heflin said responders arrived to a scene “filled with chaos”
NFPA’s John M. Montes, NREMT, examines how ASHER programs help communities prepare for, respond to and recover from active shooter incidents
Products displayed at the EMS World Expo will help providers stop the bleed and transport patients to definitive care
Chief Norris Croom highlights the need to plan and train for when to stage, when to enter the hot zone and when to retreat
The story behind one of the busiest mobile incident command and communication resources in Silicon Valley
Four of the people who died in the tour bus crash have been identified as Chinese nationals
A large crowd was at the Old Skool Sports Bar & Grill when the shooting occurred
Tony Rosado was part of the Florida chapter of the American Volunteer Emergency Response Team deployed to the region after the disaster