Safety
The safety topic provides news, information and resources to keep EMS providers informed about key safety issues, developments and technology, including research and initiatives focused on violence against EMS professionals, how to prevent an injury, near-miss reporting and risk mitigation.
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FEMA is proposing nearly $1 billion in cuts to grant programs that public safety agencies use to strengthen disaster preparedness
An ambulance is stolen in the U.S. once every 2 weeks … and we are to blame!
Cambria County Box 11 expands service in northern part of county
All patients are reported to be in stable condition after a gunman shot through a wall of a Lumberton restaurant
A carnival crisis, cliffhangers, underground escapes and fiery extractions: First responders answered the call in 2023
Harrison Barjolo crashed an Ashburnham ambulance at Heywood Hospital during a police pursuit
Kellie Boggs is charged with using an axe to attack a man and break into a Carter County EMS station
“The conditions of the victims right now is unknown” but all were taken to hospitals for treatment, police Capt. Scott Molnar said
While the woman was in an ambulance, she punched two EMS crew members in the face and kicked them in the chest, according to her arrest citation
The Chicago Fire Department said 38 people, including four children, were injured; 23 were taken to area hospitals and three of the injured were in critical condition
Marcellus Ambulance personnel faced a driver pinned upside down in a burning vehicle
A large crowd began throwing objects and damaging a fire engine as crews tried to reach crash victims
Guilderland Emergency Medical Services will have improved crew, patient safety with a power stretcher, power load system
Part 1 — The San Diego Fire-Rescue captain shares the emotional story of how a seemingly “routine call” quickly escalated to a near-fatal stabbing
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The injured hiker was stuck in a narrow gap in the Thunder Canyon Cave and was unable to rescued by her friends
An FDNY ambulance was struck by an SUV while en route to a hospital
Alexia Jobson, Dr. Peter Antevy, Brian Maloney, Doug Wolfberg and more join the podcast to discuss takeaways from the show
“There, I said it. I do not like your pretty ambulances and I don’t think they contribute to the safety of our responders.”
People fled in panic as a shooting happened inside the fairground
Four firefighters and five EMS personnel have been killed in the conflict
Officers were transported to two hospitals after a shooting in Princeton
One of the patients was transported to a hospital in critical condition
A woman stabbed a taxi driver before stabbing two other people inside Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
EMS staff in Enfield pressed their need for a proper facility with adequate bathrooms, changing rooms and space for ambulances
The report on the shooting in Virginia Beach that killed 12 people covered more training for first responders and teaching civilians how to slow victim bleeding
State police believe the shooting inside the Indiana building was isolated to attendees inside and not a larger, community threat
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According to the affidavit, the EMT said Gabriel Trujillo raped her while she was napping in the back of their ambulance
Five Taunton police officers, including the police chief, were stabbed by the suspect after he crashed into a house
Dallas Fire-Rescue Paramedic Brad Cox won an appeal of his termination based on self-defense
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