EMS Briefing: Saturday, September 5, 2026

A significant cybersecurity incident at a Maryland hospital system is forcing EMS to divert patients, impacting regional care delivery.

The EMS community honors a Florida paramedic who, after dying from a cardiac arrest, provided life-saving organ donations.

A partnership between the University of Michigan and a local fire department has resulted in a new, university-funded ambulance.

New research suggests that exposure to toxic dust and PTSD could be linked to accelerated brain aging in first responders.

Adopting a patient-centered approach over a purely procedural one can improve outcomes and provider satisfaction in community paramedicine.

The Madison Fire Department has expanded its fleet with a tenth ambulance to manage increasing call volumes effectively.

Utilizing robust data analytics is crucial for EMS agencies to adapt and evolve in a changing healthcare landscape.

A recent survey highlights the varied levels of on-site medical and safety resources available at dirt track racing events.

Voters in Johnson County, Iowa, have passed a measure to establish a dedicated taxing district for funding EMS operations.