EMS1 Daily News

The storm devastated the town of Rolling Fork, including the local hospital, which was forced to transfer patients to other medical centers

Carroll County is working to fill dozens of other positions

Other departments have show an interest in the Colorado Springs Fire Department's multi-tiered response program

Kellogg Community College is offering up to 18 scholarships to its paramedic academy

Parker County Hospital District EMS expressed its commitment to providing high-quality care and being transparent in its actions

"We’ve got a car continually hitting us from the rear,” EMS providers told dispatchers

A fellow Pro Care EMS employee and an SUV driver were killed in the head-on collision

The origins of EMS Gives Life and the Code Green Campaign, and the FBHA Suicide Register

The blaze injured 3 firefighters and 3 EMS providers while destroying DNA evidence

How supplements and smart shopping can start incremental change

How does your resilience measure up?

Documents show Kansas City’s civil rights department investigated and substantiated her complaints that her supervisor “taunted and terrorized her”

How many tragedies in public safety are assigned a proximate cause, when the real problem lying in wait is a grossly fatigued employee?

Lexipol created First Responder Wellness Week to support, raise awareness and promote strong self-care among public safety workers

Mindfulness techniques and takeaways from an eye movement desensitization and reprocessing training course

Preservation of evidence and scene documentation can help bring the guilty to justice and also ensure an innocent person is not wrongly convicted

Real-time feedback saves lives; when a critical call comes in, fleet management technology backed by real-time data makes a difference

Keep these communication fundamentals in mind when trying to get the message across to EMS providers, hospital staff, patients and bystanders

Detailing the data collection and technical assistance tool that recipients of federal funding from DHS are now required to complete

The $25 million bipartisan proposal would provide emergency funding primarily to rural services at risk of shutting down