EMS Briefing: Saturday, May 23, 2026
Saturday, May 23, 2026
Good morning and welcome to your daily briefing. Here are the top stories and developments in EMS.
A violent incident in the Bronx highlights the increasing dangers faced by providers during routine calls.
A large shipyard fire in Staten Island resulted in injuries to multiple first responders, including two medics.
EMS Week tributes from across the nation are highlighting the teamwork and dedication central to the profession.
An unusual rescue call in California involved a patient who became impaled on a fence while attempting to flee from EMS.
A JEMS article explores the integration of emerging technologies like POCUS and AI into modern prehospital care.
EMS1 offers actionable advice on continuous learning and specialization to advance within the EMS field.
A comprehensive report reviews current pathways, challenges, and opportunities for career progression in EMS.
This article examines the legal and ethical considerations for providers deciding whether to remain on a dangerous scene.
A proposed CMS rule change may negatively impact reimbursement for supplemental ground ambulance payments.
The Upper Sioux Community in Minnesota has become the first Tribal nation to gain state authority for EMS certification.