As EMS practitioners, we are committed to improving patient care and outcomes in the prehospital setting. We know that a highly trained EMS service means a safer community and more positive outcomes when duty calls today and tomorrow.
Verizon Frontline has revealed the findings of a survey of nearly 2,000 public safety professionals, including first responders from fire and police departments, emergency medical services and emergency management agencies as well as representatives from public safety answering points (PSAPs) and emergency call centers (ECCs).
Verizon Frontline has revealed the findings of a survey of nearly 2,000 public safety professionals, including first responders from fire and police departments, emergency medical services and emergency management agencies as well as representatives from public safety answering points (PSAPs) and emergenc
In the realm of public safety, the role of effective communication is a critical element that cannot be underestimated. Any response to an emergency, whether by EMS, fire services, or law enforcement agencies, heavily depends on the clarity and swiftness of the communication channels available.
Running an EMS agency is too often a delicate exercise in doing more with less—spreading ever-dwindling financial resources over a range of cost centers to keep the business running: staffing, facilities, supplies, vehicles, and more, while also being challenged to be more sustainable.