EMS Providers: How to Stay Safe on the Job

EMS providers are critical to public health and safety, but are also at high risk for injuries and exposures at work. This new infographic from NIOSH and NHTSA recommends ways EMS providers can keep themselves safe. Take a look and share it with your team.

National Stop the Bleed Day: March 31, 2018

Bleeding is the top cause of preventable death in trauma. With the right training, bystanders can provide life-saving help before first responders arrive. The National Stop the Bleed Day campaign offers free workshops to train, equip and empower the public. Visit the campaign's website for more information.

Fatigue in EMS Risk Management Guidelines Released

Fatigue is a common complaint and safety risk among EMS workers. The National Association of EMS Officials (NASEMSO) and their project team are happy to announce the availability of Evidence Based Guidelines for Fatigue Risk Management in Emergency Medical Services, companion materials, systematic reviews and more.

New Video Highlights Importance of EMS Data

An engaging 2-minute animated video follows EMS data from collection to use at the local, state and national level. It is intended for all members of the EMS community and emphasizes the importance of collecting and sharing accurate information. Click below to watch, download and share the video.