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James Careless 01/16/2021
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EMS work amid the pandemic is worth the risk, Corredor said, because he loves making a positive difference in people's lives.
Kids Doing Big Things: Ga. School Program Produces COVID Caregiver
01/14/2021
The first student certified through a Georgia program is already a working EMT.
University Hospitals Implements Logis Solutions’ Vaccine Platform
University Hospitals Implements Logis Solutions’ Vaccine Platform
01/12/2021
The software system will help the Cleveland-area system improve vaccination logistics.
Muskogee police will pitch in to get EMS providers to calls.
With No Ambos, Police May Transport Medics in Okla.
01/12/2021
Muskogee Phoenix, Okla. Escalating numbers of new COVID-19 cases requiring emergency health care or hospitalization continue to hobble local resources. An increase in the number of patients requiring hospitalization and staffing shortages have…
The Kaiser Family Foundation has a new analysis that examines the various approaches states are taking to manage limited initial vaccine supplies and balance the needs to vaccinate those at greatest risk and ensure a fast and effective effort.
Kaiser Family Foundation Compares State COVID Vax Plans
01/11/2021
Get the latest state info and see how yours compares.
Indianapolis EMS Flu Clinic
Indianapolis EMS at the Tip of the Needle in Vaccine Effort
Jonathan Bassett, MA, NREMT 01/11/2021
October flu clinic provides framework and lessons for rollout of COVID vaccine.
One of 2020's best EMS World articles looked at the changes to EMS education inspired by the COVID pandemic.
Editors’ Expressions: 10 Not to Miss
John Erich 01/11/2021
A few last content highlights worth catching before we close the book on 2020.
Petaluma Valley Hospital was among the first in the state to receive firefighters trained as EMTs or paramedics to help bolster staffing levels.
Fire Dept. EMS Help Deployed to Besieged Calif. Hospitals
01/11/2021
FD EMTs, paramedics are providing mutual aid as the COVID surge continues.
EMS providers can work top to bottom to consider symptoms that might point to COVID-19.
Your Captain Speaking: Symptoms and Their Order Can Be COVID Clues
Dick Blanchet and Samantha Greene 01/08/2021
Know which suggest coronavirus and which suggest something else.
Magen David Adom Vaccinates All Elder Care Facility Residents in Israel
Magen David Adom Vaccinates All Elder Care Facility Residents in Israel
01/07/2021
Approximately 150,000 residents and employees received the first round of the COVID vaccine.
REMSA administered COVID vaccines to half its workforce within one week of receiving the vaccine.
REMSA Inoculates Half its Workforce in One Week
01/04/2021
Employees are encouraged, though not required, to receive a COVID vaccine.
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