EMS Briefing: Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Good morning and welcome to your daily briefing. Here are the top stories shaping prehospital medicine and EMS.
A new article explores the unique clinical and operational challenges faced by EMS providers in rural environments.
International rescue efforts are underway in Venezuela following a major earthquake, highlighting large-scale disaster response operations.
A mass casualty incident in a New York park resulted in the transport of nine patients after a motorcycle crashed into a crowd.
A recent analysis examines the causes of paramedic intubation skill degradation and proposes solutions for maintaining this critical competency.
The latest issue of the Paramedicine journal is now available, featuring new research relevant to prehospital clinical practice.
A Pennsylvania county is outsourcing dispatch services to address a critical shortage of 911 call-takers and dispatchers.
A North Carolina EMS agency received a grant to fund a community paramedicine program targeting frequent 911 system users.
An audit has revealed a Florida county owes over $336,000 in back pay to its EMS providers due to compensation errors.