How EMS Is Making the World a Better Place
EMS people, procedures, and equipment are changing the world of medicine for more positive patient outcomes. Learn how EMS is changing the world for the better. Short for emergency medical…
The Evolution of EMS
EMS in America is steeped in history, beginning all the way back to the Civil War era when medical examinations for military personnel were mandated and ambulances assigned based on…
11 of the Best Resources for EMS
Medical emergencies come in many forms — and so do the tools available to first responders who help those in need. Here are 11 of the most important biomedical equipment…
Self-Care Tips For EMS Providers
As an emergency medical services provider, you do one of the most challenging jobs. Taking care of others who are suffering and need help can be rewarding and stressful at…
Benefits Of Trading In EMS Equipment
In most cases, hospitals and other medical institutions have EMS equipment that they no longer use. This could be because the institution has upgraded to newer models or because the…
8 Must-Have EMS Items
To provide patients with the care they need, it’s important to have the proper supplies readily available. Here are eight must-have EMS items to have accessible at all times. Trauma…
Streamlining the Primary Assessment Process
The primary assessment process is important for determining the flow of an emergency response call. While the primary assessment process is taught in linear steps, this can cause the process…
Mask Ventilation Do’s and Don’ts
When a patient is experiencing respiratory distress, mask ventilation is a life-saving procedure that ensures they continue to receive oxygen. It’s essential to conduct mask ventilation correctly to keep the…
Different Types of EMS Training Kits and Manikins
Enhance your EMS course or training with the right training kit or manikin for your exam or certification. There are multiple types of simulation kits and training manikins available to…
When is Immobilization Equipment Needed?
Many calamities can cause injuries that require immobilization, not the least of which include vehicle collisions, construction mishaps, playground accidents, and falls. Broken bones, especially involving the spinal cord, the…