Rural EMS
What the CRASH-2 and CRASH-3 studies tell us about TXA bleeding control methods for rural EMS
Protecting first responders from psychological stress begins in the classroom
NAEMT encourages all states to recognize EMS as an essential service and urges Congress to fund the SIREN Act
Sixty percent of the state’s approximately 200 rural ambulance services are volunteers, and the population is aging with few recruits
The metrics lack a basic understanding of rural health care and degrade volunteerism, officials said in response to the ACEP report card
Getting out the jaws of life doesn’t always work; training focused on how to go into the grain bin without also becoming stuck
What can you do if you don’t expect sufficient law enforcement escort into the ‘warm zone’ to arrive in time?
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