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Hennepin EMS union says federal operations are placing dangerous pressure on emergency response capacity and impacting basic services daily
Two 16-year-old girls were killed when a sled pulled by a Jeep struck a curb and hit a tree in Texas; a 17-year-old in Arkansas was also killed while riding a tube being pulled by a vehicle
A Vanderbilt LifeFlight paramedic tried an emergency landing after the pilot suffered a medical emergency midflight, a preliminary NTSB report says
ODOT driver Joe Este plowed through a winter storm to escort an ambulance carrying a sick infant to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
Dr. Peter Antevy breaks down the realities of field delivery, the lack of neonatal training and how EMS can catch up
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EMS social media can elevate the profession — or erode it. The difference lies in intent, humility and whether the goal is insight or outrage
A Seattle Times investigation found medical staff in dozens of states have used spit hoods alongside restraints and sedatives on mental health patients,a practice linked to distress, suffocation and at least five deaths, with little oversight or regulation
Move with purpose to prevent an apparatus crash, slip or fall, and protect the patient from increased discomfort