EMS World June 2004
EMS World Magazine has been published continuously since 1972. Informative and balanced editorial content make EMS World Magazine the most authoritative source in the world for clinical and educational material designed to improve the delivery of prehospital emergency medical care. It is written, edited, illustrated and formatted to appeal to the full spectrum of EMS professionals: Paramedics, EMTs, administrators and instructors working in private and public services.
Reader responses to our most recent columns.
The death of EMT Tammy Mundell brings to light the dangers of the roads we drive on everyday.
News from the wire.
In 2002, more than 110 million visits were made to emergency departments nationwide
An industrial incident in Isreal exposed a group of workers to extremely high concentrations of carbon dioxide.
Phil Politano consults EMS agencies on improving both public and media relations.
Ability to educate marked Frank Giampetro for the highest award a local chapter can give.
Lt. David Sotrines introduces a way to help tramautized victims and get EMS crews on to their next call.
The new NIMS system will allow different departments and agencies to work seemlessly together during mass-casualty incidents.
The Public Safety Officers’ Benefits Program provides significant financial benefits and educational assistance to survivors of public safety officers killed or catastrophically injured in the line…
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