Patient Safety

The ambulances run on a hybrid system of battery power and gasoline, which is better for the environment, reduces fuel use and expands the life of the vehicle

A second ambulance was needed to bring the patient to a hospital after flames burst through the original rig's roof and hood

An armed suspect pointed his gun at an EMT and forced a firefighter from the ambulance

As the Delta variant accelerates in the U.S., first responders should be aware of the differences in the latest strain

"You have reached the 911 center for the city of St. Louis. All operators are busy at this time. Please do not hang up. Your call will be answered in the order received."

Strategies for overcoming the unique challenges of leading a non-profit EMS organization

Without real-time feedback to confirm ventilation rate and volume, a piece of the map is missing

Changing the way we think about and train providers on oxygen administration

Studies have repeatedly demonstrated that the time saved with lights and siren use has little-to-no impact on patient outcomes

How disciplinary action is perceived offers evidence for implementing Just Culture values

Turning off the lights and siren can provide safer outcomes for EMS professionals without compromising patient care

The two Warwick firefighters underwent investigation following a patient's death

Partnership between St. Charles Health and Crook County Fire & Rescue continues to meet local need

A Mercy Flights paramedic, an Ashland Fire & Rescue Battalion Chief and a patient from the initial crash were transported to the hospital