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Jackson D. Déziel, PhD, MPA, NRP

Objective—The connection between academic performance and self-efficacy (i.e., self-confidence) is well-established in many disciplines. Yet this relationship among entry-level EMT studen...
05/22/2019
Introduction: Stroke is the fifth-leading cause of death in the United States and the No. 1 cause of disability, affecting approximately 795,000 people per year. Reliable identification o...
10/22/2020
Introduction—Cellular coverage is an essential element that contributes to the success of communication among patients, emergency dispatch centers, and first responders. Coverage is subst...
05/22/2019
Introduction: Return visits to the emergency department are a significant problem in the field of emergency medicine. Some studies suggest that patients often feel as if their original di...
10/21/2020
Objective—Most states mandate an EMT candidate reach 18 years of age before initial certification/licensure. Additionally, many EMS employers require potential employees reach the age of ...
05/21/2019
Introduction: In the world of emergency medical services, refusals of care and/or transport are relatively common. For those aged 18 years or greater, it is his/her right to refuse treatm...
10/21/2020
Objective—Continued growth in EMS has driven increasing demand for educational training. Thus, EMS programs must utilize effective precourse evaluative tools to identify candidates most l...
05/21/2019
Introduction: In recent decades hospital emergency departments have increasingly diverged from the traditional medical provider model. Once the sole province of physicians, patients are n...
10/21/2020
Introduction: EMS demand is ever-present, but significant variations exist at the local level. In this paper’s data set, annual county-level consumption of EMS varied greatly, from 153 to...
09/01/2020