EMS World July 2006
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.
As EMS providers, in order to safely accomplish our goals of triaging, treating and transporting our patients, we must frequently work with and rely upon other agencies.
How can we relate our limited experience and practical skills to real-life circumstances? Many healthcare settings are relying on human patient simulation labs.
Developing a high-caliber training program takes considerable planning.
Hybrid education can offer the perfect blend of online and classroom-based learning.
This year's review serves as an online resource guide for natural disasters, terrorism and more.
Mike Taigman
Asthma affects millions of Americans. Here's how to reduce its impact in your community.
The ability to perform an accurate patient assessment is one of the most important skills in EMS.
IOM report confirms the worst
The switch to computer-based testing (CBT) by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) will be effective January 2007.
The Rural and Community Access to Emergency Devices grant program, which faced extinction under President Bush's proposed budget for fiscal 2007, may have gotten a new lease on life.
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