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As promised we will continue the discussion on multiple medics on scene and the potential implications of patient care problems... Our previous di...

https://www.jems.com/articles/2018/10/ambulance-crew-configuration-are-two-paramedics-better-than-one.html Conclusion Understanding ideal cr...

Setting the tone Part 5 To conclude SETTING THE TONE we will go over the 3 C’s. 1. Command- Take command of the scene and take command of...

Setting the Tone Part 4 We have developed the idea and definition of setting the tone as relates to emergency response. Field Medics defines ...

Setting the tone Part 3 Conviction The second C of field-medics setting the tone three Cs is CONVICTION. As a paramedic or First Responder respo...

Setting the Tone Part 2 The First of the 3 C’s as we develop Setting the Tone is Command. Setting the tone. We continue to develop and define wh...

Setting the Tone Part 1 What is setting the tone? This is an idea or better yet it’s really jargon that is used in many different disciplines...

Smoke explosion with FDNY firefighters engulfed in smoke and fire. From what I’ve read no serious injuries. Take some time to think about and view ...

Personal accountability is one of the most integral attributes that a first responder must have. By practicing personal accountability a first resp...

EMS is a world that demands teamwork. We often think of teamwork as it relates to the first responder in terms of firefighting or extrication and ...

In light of the shooting in Strasbourg let us take some time to think about the victims and the responders. First of all great job to the responder...

Have you ever stopped and thought to yourself "why am I here?" Most providers in EMS would be able to answer this question superficially. Most of u...