The Pioneers of Prehospital Care

The Pioneers of Prehospital Care The short history of EMS has been driven by the wisdom, foresight, and innovation of countless individuals. As the field ages into its second half-century and its origins fade to the past, it’s worth commemorating the greatest pioneers of prehospital emergency medical services.

This supplement, a compilation of EMS World columns authored by Senior Editor John Erich, honors these trailblazers.

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