One of the fastest ways to piss off almost anyone in the emergency medical services community is to call them an “ambulance driver.” It has become a triggered response as reliable as setting off the tones for a call. We bristle at the fact that driving an ambulance is such a small part of what […]
It seems that the “evidence-based” trend in EMS requires that being “progressive” means we lay in wait for some “proof” in order to jump on a previously long held belief so we can debunk it as some old “wive’s tale.”
Take the recent events that have happened and let them make you more aware, not more afraid. Work with others to help them understand the real-world of “scene safety” and practice it in every call.
meddcoambulance HP-EMS Profile: Sedgwick County EMS That’s true, But few ambulance in city who really help & they provide online ambulance at better cost than any. I usually contact Meddco ambulance assistance App who provide better service. We usually rely on them for my dad’s monthly checkup. You can check https://bit.ly/2m4h10R for more details.
2020-07-25 06:14:35
Peter O’Meara Examining the 2020 Vision of EMS Holding on to the EMS identity distinguishes the US scene from other countries where paramedicine has moved its education into universities and it practice beyond ambulance services. The profession in those countries has a voice of its own. Lisa has identified a major problem. Language matters.
2020-07-15 18:09:01
Lisa Examining the 2020 Vision of EMS "Emergency Medical Services" offers no actual domain of practice. The blend of interdisciplinary health practitioners dilutes the goal you are trying to achieve. The practice of paramedicine, invites recognition and acknowledgment. This is long overdue.
2020-07-15 10:19:37
Dale Loberger How “New” Will “Normal” Actually Be? Another take on "EMS After COVID-19" https://www.emsworld.com/article/1224445/ems-safety-after-covid-19
2020-05-29 06:57:10