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Medical experts believe nalmefene shouldn’t replace naloxone because of an increased risk for severe withdrawal symptoms associated with it
New solutions for higher standards of care
The Adams County EMT had admitted to a substance abuse problem during an investigation into an altercation during a possible overdose call
Your options will vary depending on your agency’s benefits package and your state’s policies regarding injured workers, but you can prepare now
Two Medic 1 paramedics suffered internal and lower extremity injuries in a crash while responding to a cardiac arrest call
An assistant deputy paramedic chief retired and an EMS captain was suspended after an investigation found falsified reports
Two first responders and three civilians were treated for hypothermia and other injuries after rescuing a child from a frozen pond in Guilford County
For centuries going back to Leonardo da Vinci, humans have innovated and perfected ways to protect their health amid hazardous conditions
Rescuers used a rope system to lower an injured worker from a 92-foot water tower
The new plan, led by the Plaistow Fire Department, mirrors the former ALS service with additional benefits, including cost savings and enhanced training