Saturday, July 19, 2008

Los Angeles Paramedics to Deploy 12-Lead EKGs in Field 

Florida Paramedic Wins "EMS Award of Excellence" 

Medic Merger 

By Bill Lowe & Alex Cohilas

On March 18, 2002, newly appointed Fire Chief Alex Cohilas issued a directive abolishing the Clayton County (Ga.) Fire Department's almost 20-year history...

Too Many Patients 

By S. Christopher Suprun Jr.

We're in the middle of a snowstorm and we're driving northbound in southbound lanes on Interstate 95 to find an accident with a vehicle fire, says Asst....

Access CardioSystems Recalls AEDs 

International Association of Fire Chiefs

DHS Introduces Web-Course for EMS Response at MCIs 

Department of Homeland Security

Search Ability Added to Fire/EMS Law Site 

Fire Service Mourns Passing of Icon 

James O. Page, widely considered the father of fire-based EMS in America, died suddenly Sept. 4. Page was stricken by a massive heart attack as he was...

How to Honor and Remember a Saint 

[ Bruce Evans ]

An eerie voice-mail message told of the death of James O. Page. If you have been in EMS any length of time, when you heard the news you most likely experienced...

Fire/EMS Community Mourns James O. Page 

E-Learning Fills the Training Gap 

[ Bruce Evans ]

A debate is developing within academia over traditional seat-time versus competency-based educational delivery systems. As accelerated training and e-learning...

Kansas City Firefighters Receive Benjamin Franklin Award for Saving Paramedic 

In Nature vs. Nurture, Learned Behaviors Rule 

[ Bruce Evans ]

This year my department hired a retired battalion chief for a line firefighter/paramedic position. After 20 years with a major urban department, he chose...

NVFC Partnership Aimed at Helping Volunteers With Cardiac Response 

Run for the Border 

By Chris DeChant

First responders are the front-line soldiers in the WMD battle. Being fully trained and capable to respond is an absolute necessity. Chief officers are...

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