Dedicated to the continuing education of EMTs and Paramedics

Not all airway management scenarios can be treated the same. Stay current on the latest airway trends, techniques and devices.

Knowing the different capnography waveforms is crucial to identifying a potential problem and preventing further decline with your patient.

EMS providers and clinical agencies need to ensure that their teams have the proper cardiac care tools to save patients' lives.

Continuous Positive Airway Pressure, or CPAP, has become the standard in prehospital, non-invasive treatment of respiratory distress.

With more than 100 million U.S. adults living with diabetes or prediabetes, it's likely you'll encounter or need to treat for hypoglycemia.

EMS providers and clinical agencies must continue professional development and training to help with the improvement of patient care.

Funding is always listed among the top challenges facing EMS now and in the future. These resources provide you with helpful tips to secure more funding.

There's no denying that EMS takes a toll on provider health. Explore resources to help you manage stress and improve your health and well-being.

Agency and community readiness is crucial when responding to mass casualty incidents or high-threat situations, such as an active shooter.

Improving access to treatment, recovery services and overdose-reversing drugs can improve patient outcomes.

Ensure your crew is properly trained on safe patient handling techniques and proper equipment usage in order to help eliminate on-the-job injuries.

Continued training and education on identifying the specific differences between adult and pediatric patients is crucial to improve pediatric care.

With increased knowledge, clinicians recognize the importance of early detection and treatment of sepsis, often starting in the prehospital environment.

No matter how rapid the arrival of professional emergency responders, bystanders will always be first on the scene. Empower your community to Stop the Bleed^®.

If your EMS agency is struggling to manage inventory or operations, it's time to discover a better way and eliminate the headaches.

Trauma patients can be some of the toughest cases for EMS providers to manage because every minute can make the difference between life and death.