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Friday, March 13, 2015

EMS 1 Newsletter

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Dear EMS1 Subscriber,
Posting ambulances on corners and parking lots might make some measurable improvement in response, but that time is likely insignificant to patient outcome. A report of "medics sleeping" reminds us of the unwinnable nature of posting for the people asked to do it. Every medic probably has a story of parking at a post, wide awake, busily typing a PCR, and being accosted for malingering: "What don't you have anything better to do than just sit here?"

That report, along with news of a disputed delay in D.C. for an ambulance and a denied budget request for more medics in an overburdened system, remind us that the public perception of EMS is an enduring challenge. How do we meet the public's expectations and treat our personnel with dignity and respect? 
— Greg Friese, EMS1 Editor-in-Chief
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ELEMENTS OF LEADERSHIP
EMS leaders must promote a workplace free of harassment
By Chris Cebollero, EMS1 Columnist
As an EMS chief, it's my job to create a safe workplace, as well as telling leaders in the organization what is acceptable and unacceptable workplace behavior.
Harassment in the workplace 
FROM THE EDITOR
6 trends, products, and issues that made EMS Today memorable
By Greg Friese, EMS1 Editor-in-Chief
The national EMS conference in Baltimore spotlights the opportunities for EMS to move forward and the important challenges EMS professionals face.
Stop the bleeding! 
EMS1 EXCLUSIVE
Trending: More EMS agencies administering TXA
By EMS1 Staff
Tranexamic acid has been used in trauma centers for years, and the drug is making its way into the prehospital setting.
A deeper look 
LEGAL GUARDIAN
Paper to plastic: A perilous transition to electronic PCRs
By David Givot, EMS1 Columnist
Waiting to complete an electronic patient care report long after the call compromises its importance.
Continuity of care 
STREET SURVIVAL
Situational awareness tips to increase scene safety
Standing to the side of a door, recognizing where weapons may be located in homes and cars and staying alert can often save your life and the lives of others.
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2437Ambulance charity fulfills wishes of terminally ill patients
1858Honolulu EMS ambulance bus is equipped and ready
1098How to assess a pediatric patient's mental status
1063Ontario officials say paramedics are overworked and overstressed
919FDA approves new cardiac arrest device developed in Minn. 
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