EMS Briefing: Wednesday, March 25, 2026
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
Good morning and welcome to your daily briefing. Here are the top stories shaping prehospital medicine and EMS today.
The NTSB is investigating air traffic control communications and equipment failures in the fatal collision between a jet and a fire truck.
A California community is preparing for significant changes to EMS transport destinations and protocols due to an impending hospital ER closure.
A popular podcast recently featured first responders sharing their most challenging and unexpected calls from the field.
The Academy of International Mobile Healthcare Integration has recognized top agencies for their work in integrated healthcare.
A new pilot study demonstrates the feasibility of creating a prehospital cardiac arrest biorepository to advance resuscitation research.
A Massachusetts paramedic intercept program successfully handled over 3,000 calls in its first year, improving regional access to ALS care.
Industry leaders advise that EMS agencies must proactively develop policies for integrating artificial intelligence into their operations.
EMS agencies are urged to adopt robust multi-factor authentication and supply chain security measures to protect against growing cyber threats.
A new partnership in New York aims to address the paramedic shortage by establishing a local, college-based training program.
Connecticut lawmakers are pushing for legislation to increase transparency and public reporting of EMS response times across the state.