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TOP NEWS FDNY launches first mobile stroke ambulance 'Stayin' Alive' disco beat helps save subway worker's life Man steals ambulance from hospital, crashes into patrol car Surfer bitten by shark, instructs others how to tie tourniquet: Joseph Tanner, a trauma nurse, instructed bystanders to use the leash of his surfboard as a tourniquet until EMS arrived 911 call: SC school shooter stood by kids, didn't fire again: The shooter, a 14-year-old boy, has been charged with murder in the death of 6-year-old Jacob Hall Mass. first responders to carry stronger Narcan doses: Emergency personnel may now carry doses of up to four milligrams of naloxone nasal spray OnStar donates $400K to first responders ILOCR First Aid PICO questions open for public comment 10-year-old burn victim wakes up from coma Switzerland to supply 143 ambulances to Jordan Small plane hits utility pole, crashes; 1 dead, 1 hurt Boy, 5, hailed as hero in rescue of drowning girl

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BEHIND THE PATIENT Stop waiting for an EMS invite to citywide policy discussions By Michael Morse, EMS1 Columnist City leaders attempt to address a worsening panhandling problem, but ignore EMS, the experts most likely to understand why people are on the streets. Change perception  EMS NEWS How EMS providers can manage bias in routine care By Art Hsieh, EMS1 Columnist EMS providers can acknowledge their bias as they strive to deliver the best empathetic care to the patients they serve. Manage bias

EMS1 EXCLUSIVE Dynamic deployment: 5 persistent myths busted By Dale Loberger, EMS1 Contributor The definition of dynamic deployment and its implementation are explained in this mythbusting primer. 5 misconceptions  FROM THE EDITOR Evidence-based hiring practices for EMS organizations By Greg Friese, EMS1 Editor-in-Chief A new approach to hiring EMTs, paramedics, firefighters and police officers was described at EMS World Expo. Puzzle pieces

GOING PINK Fire, EMS raising breast cancer awareness With everything from T-shirts to trucks, there is no sign of support too large or small. Check out the photos  NOW ON PARAMEDICTV Patient complications from high-dose and high-potency marijuana How to make a differential diagnosis

241 10 more habits paramedics can't shake 169 Surfer bitten by shark swims ashore, instructs others how to tie tourniquet 149 Mylan to pay $465M settlement over Medicaid rebates 94 Remember 2 Things: Making the decision to wear body armor 77 Utah firefighters, paramedics sniff out fire, save 5

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