As of last week, Jackson had inoculated more than 5,300 healthcare workers. Its system has about 13,000 employees.
Half of Miami Responders Declined COVID Vaccines—Why?
01/20/2021
Large numbers of paramedics and hospital workers have refused the COVID shots.

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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.
Chief John Sinclair of IAFC's Coronavirus Taskforce Discusses COVID Vaccine Administration
Five Questions With: Chief John Sinclair on Vaccine Administration
Valerie Amato, NREMT 01/04/2021
The chair of the IAFC's Coronavirus Task Force discusses logistics, management and legal considerations.
Leading EMS docs will answer COVID vaccine questions in a virtual meeting Jan. 7.
Top EMS Orgs to Lead COVID Vaccine Town Hall
01/04/2021
Leading EMS docs will answer COVID vaccine questions in a virtual event Jan. 7.
A phlebotomist takes blood from a COVID-positive stroke patient in an ED hallway at Providence St. Mary Medical Center in Apple Valley, Calif., on Dec. 22.
National Guard Medical Corps Arrive to Support Calif. Hospitals
12/31/2020
Troops are supporting care at 13 facilities in the state.
Lt. Amber Michaels describes the toll COVID is taking on Indianapolis EMS providers.
'If They Could See What I See': Indy Lt. Describes COVID Front Lines
12/31/2020
EMS in the city has been intensely stressed since November.
An environmental services worker cleans the rooms of COVID patients at Fullerton's Providence St. Jude Medical Center on Christmas Day.
With Hospitals Full, L.A. Crews Leaving Patients at Home
12/30/2020
Los Angeles Times Paramedics and emergency medical technicians are declining to transport some less severely ill patients whom they might take to the hospital under ordinary circumstances, one of the many extreme steps being taken in Los Angeles…
Chris Kroboth, MS, NRP, CCEMT-P
Vendor Viewpoint: Lose the Pandemic, Keep the Innovations
Chris Kroboth, MS, NRP, CCEMT-P 12/30/2020
COVID led to some positive changes in education.
To date the number of patients tested for COVID by South Shore EMS and its MIH team is well over 900.
Leveraging MIH Against COVID-19
William W. Tollefsen, MD, MSc, MBA, FAEMS; Kelly Lannutti, DO; and Eugene Duffy, NRP 12/29/2020
A hospital-based program pivots to manage a pandemic.
In EMS our preparation and logistics have improved greatly since the beginning of the COVID pandemic, but all that means nothing if we don’t have the people to deliver the care.
Leader's Digest: Recruitment and Retention During the Pandemic
Brian LaCroix, FACPE, NRP (ret.) 12/29/2020
A roundtable of experts and leaders on creating an employee-first culture.
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