EMS1 Daily News

The May 20 observance will recognize EMS clinicians who care for children and feature a free webinar on pediatric spinal motion restriction

Many clinicians are already using Compact-state licensure to support interstate work, disaster response and cross-border service

How PPAEMA and DEA guidance support secure, accountable medication management for EMS

Eight first responders and mill workers remain hospitalized after a fire and explosion at Robbins Lumber that killed a Morrill firefighter

Hall Ambulance highlighted its 1975 launch of paramedic-level care and its role supporting President Gerald Ford’s visit

Connecticut EMS crews are using whole blood transfusions in the field to improve survival for critically injured trauma patients.

Kentucky State Police said the driver was not wearing a seatbelt when his truck crossed the center line and struck a Perry County ambulance

The funding includes $291.6 million for Assistance to Firefighters Grants, $324 million for SAFER grants and $32.4 million for Fire Prevention and Safety grants, with applications open from May 19 to June 22

Police said the shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego that left three men dead is being investigated as a hate crime, and both suspects are also dead

Connect daily vehicle inspections with maintenance workflows in a single, streamlined platform to enhance compliance and uptime for mission-critical fleets

Fox Valley Technical College students performed CPR and used an AED after longtime EMS instructor Karl Arps went into cardiac arrest during class

A University of Michigan-led team is developing mobile treatment units that could help with specialized scans and procedures in underserved communities

Scientists say the powdered synthetic platelets could help save trauma patients in ambulances, on battlefields and in remote areas

Ross/West View EMS stabilized a critically bleeding patient just days after launching the program

Police said a tracking device helped officers find the Northeast Ambulance vehicle in Buxton after it was stolen from Biddeford

Frederick County paramedics, firefighters and dispatchers were recognized by Shock Trauma for helping save a teen who suffered catastrophic injuries

Piedmont Medical Center’s parent company has applied to build a standalone ED as health care providers expand across the growing Rock Hill region

Chippewa Valley Technical College’s Hero Academy gave about 70 Girl Scouts hands-on emergency response training

PSTrax provides an operational readiness platform used by public safety agencies to track inspections, equipment status, and operational documentation

Officials called the fire and explosion at Robbins Lumber a mass-casualty event in Searsmont