Surviving death - A doctor revived after attempting suicide
A doctor confesses to suffering from PTSD. His experience could help many to understand how to deal with PTSD attack.
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Emergency service partnership between SYFR and YAS - Firefighters attend over medical emergencies in…
There is a new joint initiative between South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue (SYFR) and Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust (YAS). It sees firefighters who assist First Responders when emergencies occure. They are dispatched in case of…
Kuasa Saksama is the main medical equipment supplier to AVP the main Malaysian Ambulance Supplier
Kuasa Saksama is the main ambulance medical equipment supplier in Malaysia. The team is composed by experts who help EMS organizations and medical facilities nationwide to choose the most qualified equipment.
Emergency in GB - Will the new radio system ready in time and how much will it cost?
Emergency services in England, Wales and Scotland are about to introduce a new radio system, but the work are in delay because of the cost. The Mps say this change may cost taxpayers £475m a year.
The new Emergency Services Network system…
Spotlight on Arab Health: news from the biggest healthcare event in the MENA region
On Monday 30, the Dubai International Convention & Exhibition Centre will host Arab Health, the first “main event” in 2017 on healthcare
Ambulance services are finding it increasingly difficult to cope with rising demand for urgent and…
Demand for ambulance services continues to grow rapidly. Contributing factors may include the increasing numbers of elderly patients with multiple conditions, an increasing number of alcohol- and mental health-driven issues, the…
BREAKING POINT for NHS: for the British Red Cross it's a Humanitarian Crisis
The British Red Cross talks of "humanitarian crisis", but they are not talking about situations in poor countries. They point the finger at the overcrowding in Britain's A&E units. Many ambulances which were carrying patients to ER were…
Evaluate a stroke seriousness thanks to the NIH Stroke Scale
Despite the age, strokes are very frequent and can happen to anyone and anywhere: at work, at home, or even during shopping. Recognizing the symptoms is very important, in order to be well prepared if one around us suffers from a stroke.…
New iPAD app for paramedics: perform better with ePCR!
St. John Ambulance adopted an integration of iPad and custom apps into its existing dispatch system. This iPad app allows paramedics senting and receiving all patients data in order to do a faster, more accurate and efficient job. During an…
Philippine Red Cross in action with Multi Casuality Incident Drill
Philippine Red Cross (PRC), in partnership with the Mage David Adom (MDA), will conduct a multi casualty incident (MCI) drill to put into actions the product of their MCI series of workshops. The MCI drill will be held from 9:00 am to 10:00…