Dive into the innovative methods for engaging EMS students beyond traditional PowerPoint lectures. Participants will explore hands-on activities, community-building behaviors, and scenario-based learning techniques designed to enhance critical thinking and retention in emergency medical...
The webinar "Ventilation in Crisis Scenarios: Mass Casualties, Natural Disasters, Austere Environments," is designed to equip EMS professionals, operations managers, and medical responders with the knowledge and strategies needed to effectively manage ventilation during large-scale emer...
The webinar "Advancing Cardiac Arrest Resuscitation: Evidence-Based Practices and Continuous Improvement" focuses on enhancing patient outcomes through the latest evidence-based resuscitation techniques and a continuous improvement mindset. It delves into the pathophysiology of cardiac ...
Do you feel confident that your EMS personnel are keeping up with their continuing education units to meet NREMT requirements? Regardless of the size of your EMS agency, streamlining your EMS training program to achieve recertification goals is crucial for ensuring that your personnel m...
Fire, law, dispatch, and emergency management are all critical to our nation's public safety. EMS, though, is unique among them. EMS serves as the lynchpin, connecting those in the field to critical care in the hospital. EMS, too, embraces technology to directly and positively impact t...
In the fast-paced world of EMS, ensuring your agency stays compliant and your providers stay competent is no easy feat. With EMS continuing education and NREMT recertification requirements, it's crucial to have accurate insight into where your team is with CEUs to quickly pivot your tra...
The topic of degree requirements for emergency medical services providers has recently become a fierce debate. Regardless of which side you are on, most providers agree that wages and working conditions need to be examined. With a proposal being considered for the establishment of a mas...
In difficult economic times, what often gets cut in an EMS budget are the less “tangible” things that do not “generate revenue” or are not “essential” to providing our service—like education and training. But wait! There is a tremendous downside, potential liability, and short sightedne...
As Emergency Medical providers, we are called to the job to help others. Yet, we often witness the worst human behaviors and experiences, sometimes unable to change the outcome. As a result, the human behind the mission can experience moral, spiritual, and stress-related injuries.
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According to the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics, the number of people prosecuted for human trafficking increased 84% from 2011 to 2020. This presentation will enable first responders to understand how human trafficking operates, how to identify potential human trafficking victims whe...
A multidisciplinary expert panel collaborated on the update, incorporating new research and insights to ensure health care providers have the most up-to-date information available.
A multidisciplinary expert panel collaborated on the update, incorporating new research and insights to ensure health care providers have the most up-to-date information available.
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Two runners suffered apparent heart attacks during the Marine Corps Marathon on Sunday -- one died, but the other said he was extremely lucky to be in good company.
Two runners suffered apparent heart attacks during the Marine Corps Marathon on Sunday -- one died, but the other said he was extremely lucky to be in good company.