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COMMUNITY

Wis. Paramedics in Viral Photo Say 'Shovel it Forward' 

February 3, 2015

After assisting a man suffering a cardiac problem, the crew returned to finish clearing the man's driveway of snow.

London Ambulance Service Crew Assaulted Twice in Two Days 

NAEMT Position Calls For Consistent State EMS Licensure Requirements 

Minn. Starting Program to Train 'Cultural Unit' for Emergency Response 

Ariz. Ambulance Union May Strike if Final Negotiations Fail 

Disagreement Over Ill. Fire Dept Providing Ambulance Service 

Ala. County Has New Ambulance Service Provider 

Tenn. Paramedic Charged with Sexual Battery of Teen 

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What FirstNet Can Do for EMS 

LA County Sheriff's Department Releases Surviving an Active Shooter Video 

Dog Rescued from LA River 

Interpreting Medical Emergencies 

Iowa EMS Agency Seeking Bilingual Personnel 

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OPERATIONS

Mutualink Whitepaper Presents Collaboration Solution for Infection Control Preparedness 

The paper describes a secure, real-time information sharing and collaboration network.

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COMMUNITY

Former Tenn. EMT, Now Waiter Uses Training to Save Lives 

February 3, 2015

Restaurant server uses his emergency training to save customers who need help

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PATIENT CARE

A Tailored New Approach to Palliative Care 

February 2, 2015

The culturally sensitive model embraced by Familias en Accion is being taught to students for its potential to improve care and reduce costs.

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TECHNOLOGY

Predictive Analytics Help ID Patients Headed for Problems 

February 2, 2015

A new tool in Maine analyzes real-time clinical data, which provides a fuller picture of each patient than insurance claims.

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INTEGRATED HEALTHCARE

Readmission Penalties May Be Ineffective, Study Suggests 

February 2, 2015

Research suggests that pay-for-performance policy initiatives should focus on reducing surgical complications, not readmissions.

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COMMUNITY

S.C. County Weighs Privatizing Ambulance Service 

February 2, 2015

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EDUCATION/TRAINING

Grant Helps Teach CPR to Kentucky Middle-