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As for the specific actions of the prehospital and hospital teams described by the Paris physicians, they represent current best practices, according to emergency physician Matthew Levy, DO, of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. "These practices, including early hemorrhage control using tourniquets, hypotensive resuscitation and the prevention of hypothermia, are credited with saving lives on the battlefield -- and are making their way into mainstream emergency medical care worldwide."
How a single mistake from an experienced critical care nurse caused her to end her life.
Allen Harmon, and his former chief, stole Concerta pills from another firefighter's bag. The two also told police that they would smoke marijuana on the firehouse roof.
Mike Rubin's latest column in EMS World Magazine focuses on The Godfather’s Rules for EMS: "Given the early-’70s release of the first two parts—1972 and 1974—and the body counts in each, the Godfather franchise may be partly responsible for the development of EMS in this country, and probably in Italy too.I propose we pay our respect to The Godfather by listing the ways that movie’s timeless dialogue applies to everyday EMS." www.emsworld.com/12117348
“One of our most innovative training procedures was using fluorescent dyes so we could see the effectiveness of our personal protective equipment through the decontamination process. This not only gave us the opportunity to work out vulnerabilities to solidify our SOP (standard operating procedure), it proved to be a huge reassurance to all staff and clinicians,” said Brig. Gen. Timothy Hodgetts, director of the United Kingdom Defence Medical Services.
The lawsuit claims ambulance personnel showed gross negligence when they failed to see the victim inside the vehicle.
Your EMS Day: Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator & FDNY Firefighter Robert Horvath of New York City Fire Department (FDNY) Engine 264 tends to an injured red-tailed hawk rescued near WTC.
Following an event like yesterday's mass shooting in California, local media outlets want to know if your agency is prepared to handle a similar incident. EMS World Editorial Advisory Board Member and The Richmond Ambulance Authority COO Rob Lawrence discussed how his agency trains for such events on a local news broadcast yesterday evening.
EMSWorld (EMS - EMT - Paramedic - Emergency Medical Services) added 9 new photos to the album: Your EMS World Part 3.
This is our third EMS selfies album. E-mail your EMS photos and "selfies" to editor@emsworld.com. For more selfies, see
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