EMS Briefing: Tuesday, June 9, 2026

Crews responded to a mass casualty incident after a shooting near an Ohio street festival left 12 individuals wounded.

Cleveland EMS celebrates its 50th anniversary by implementing innovative programs like whole blood administration.

A Delaware county EMS agency celebrated the successful resuscitation of 23 cardiac arrest patients, one of whom was their own chief.

Two FDNY paramedics were awarded the prestigious Christopher J. Prescott Medal for their heroic actions during a critical incident.

This article provides a foundational review of the prehospital assessment and management of snakebite envenomations.

An investigation into a patient death highlights critical care failures at a surgical center, including a lack of CPR prior to EMS arrival.

Crews in a Minnesota EMS service have formally voted no confidence in their chief, signaling significant leadership and morale issues.

A Texas municipality is transitioning to a city-run EMS department and has appointed a fire captain to oversee the change.

The Pierce Foundation is hosting mental wellness summits focused on providing critical support for first responders' mental health.

This piece discusses the hidden complexities and risks in HEMS operations that are not immediately apparent during mission planning.

A Georgia county has implemented a new policy to charge a $100 fee for patients who call 911 but ultimately refuse transport.

A couple in Pennsylvania faces felony charges for allegedly submitting fraudulent claims to an EMS agency totaling over $30,000.

The AAA provides guidance on the proper use of DEA Form 41 for documenting the destruction of controlled substances.