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Is a New Federal Agency the Solution for What Ails EMS?

John Erich

On the June morning this was written, two subcommittees held a hearing in...

Article • August 1st, 2005
Best Practices: General Weakness

DAVID JASLOW, MD, MPH, FAAEM

General weakness is a nonspecific term frequently used by both patients and...

Article • February 27th, 2006
Best Practices: Mass Gathering Events

DAVID JASLOW, MD, MPH, FAAEM

This is the season for large scale public events celebrating all that is...

Article • July 2nd, 2006
Best Practices: Approach to the Residential Roof Rescue

Submitted by Kevin Gordon, FF/EMT-P

If care is required on the roof prior to evacuation, it can be both...

Article • May 2nd, 2007
Quality at Its Best

Larry Boxman, EMT-P

No doubt you have heard of either Total Quality Management (TQM) or...

Article • September 1st, 2005
10% of Heart Attacks Go Untreated in EDs

AHC Newsletters Source: via NewsEdge Corporation

If a patient walked into your ED having a heart attack, could that...

News • November 7th, 2007
Launch Of Nation's First Exclusive-For-Home Retailer Of AEDs

Good To Be Alive® launches national retail outlet for defibrillators...

Press Release • January 21st, 2010
Best Practices: Airway Management in the Limited Access Patient

Submitted by: Fred Ellinger, Jr., NREMT-P
Discussants: Fred Ellinger, Jr., NREMT-P and David Jaslow, MD, MPH, EMT-P

Performance of basic and advanced airway maneuvers may become burdensome or...

Article • April 3rd, 2007
Best Practices: Myths and Realities of Spinal Immobilization

DAVID JASLOW, MD, MPH, FAAEM

What is most interesting about many of these practices is how they...

Article • May 22nd, 2006
Along Came a Spider...

by Rod Brouhard

Lesions are often blamed on spider bites, but only the black widow and...

Article • March 1st, 2010
FDNY Study Confirms Rise in Cancer After 9/11

BY SALLY GOLDENBERG and SUSAN EDELMAN Source: Courtesy of The New York Post

A city official for the first time is revealing a rise in cancer among...

News • April 4th, 2011
Report Reveals Half of Maryland Medevac Patients Are Not Seriously Injured

EARL KELLY Source: Courtesy of The Capital (Annapolis, Md.)

Maryland is lone jurisdiction where a state agency - state police - runs...

News • March 31st, 2008
Developing a Safety Culture

by Ed Mund

Rockland Paramedic Services is serious about safety

Article • October 1st, 2010
ER Nurses Fall Victim to Increasing Violence, Study Finds

Pat Reavy Source: Deseret Morning News (Salt Lake City)

Violence in the nation's emergency rooms is on the rise, according to the...

News • October 1st, 2007
Age Proof Your Practice

by Jim Medeiros, MFA, NREMT-P

According to International Trauma Life Support (ITLS), seventy percent of...

Article • January 15th, 2009

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