EMS Briefing: Saturday, September 26, 2026
Saturday, September 26, 2026
Good morning and welcome to your daily briefing. Here are the top stories and clinical updates from around the prehospital world.
A mass casualty incident was declared in Baltimore after a stolen vehicle collided with a transit bus, resulting in 16 patient transports.
First responders managed a complex scene in Texas following a school bus rollover that resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries.
A patient reunion highlights the crucial role of dispatcher-assisted CPR in the chain of survival.
Recent student deaths are raising clinical awareness regarding the potential dangers and toxicity of the substance Kratom.
The WHO reports a critical shortage of healthcare workers in Congo, significantly impacting the public health response to the ongoing Ebola outbreak.
This article explores the deep connection between professional identity, provider burnout, and the importance of fostering a healthy organizational culture.
A financial audit of a South Carolina fire department revealed significant discrepancies in payroll and EMS billing procedures.
EMS providers treated seven flight attendants for symptoms related to an unknown odor during a cross-country flight.
A Missouri ambulance district may be forced to reduce paramedic staffing levels if a critical sales tax initiative fails to pass.
