Patient Safety

The protocol has been adopted by 18 other counties in Michigan amid a spike in overdoses earlier this year

Detailing grant programs that focus on an agency’s specific needs as it navigates through an ongoing pandemic and budget shortfalls

A whole blood program benefits patients, is easy to institute and saves lives

The city is the only government employer in Hawaii that does not allow weekly testing for workers who decline to be vaccinated and are not also exempt for religious or medical reasons

Fort Wayne City Council met with Three Rivers Ambulance Authority to determine why the agency is unable to meet the needs of the community

In the video, department members recall stolen supplies, being spat on while treating the injured

Readers share how they're reacting to the grand jury indictment of two Colorado paramedics following the death of Elijah McClain

EMS attorneys Stephen Wirth and Douglas Wolfberg discuss the legal analysis of the charges brought against Colorado firefighter-medics in the Elijah McClain case

Use of PPE and following infection control practices, especially during aerosol-generating procedures, credited for low rate of on-the-job infection

"This is our situation. This is our reality. We are not crying 'wolf,'" said Robert Kenagy, president and CEO of Stormont Vail Health

Learn the results of the recent EMS1 survey on provider fatigue, as well as ongoing research into fatigue and strategies to both prevent and manage it

All healthcare workers in Washington, D.C., must be vaccinated by Sept. 30, with some exemptions available for medical or religious reasons

Bryan Bledsoe: “EMS must be fixed with bulldozers not tweezers”