EMS Briefing: Saturday, March 7, 2026
Saturday, March 7, 2026
Good morning and welcome to your daily briefing. Here are the top stories and clinical updates to keep you informed.
Austin EMS providers demonstrated exceptional response by initiating patient care less than one minute after a mass shooting began.
Pennsylvania agencies collaborated on a high-fidelity mass casualty drill to test preparedness for a large-scale public event.
A firefighter/paramedic in Georgia has died in the line of duty after experiencing a medical emergency.
AmeriPro Health has been awarded a new contract to provide 911 ambulance services for Columbia County, Florida.
New research indicates a strong correlation between intra-arrest glucose levels and neurological outcomes in OHCA patients.
A recent study explores the viability of prehospital blood draws for high-sensitivity troponin to expedite cardiac care pathways.
The STRATIFY trial suggests that for submassive PE, catheter-directed lysis provides no significant benefit over standard peripheral thrombolysis.
The CDC highlights a case of occupational transmission of extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis, underscoring provider safety protocols.
The Emergency Nurses Association has officially endorsed the American Academy of Pediatrics' updated immunization schedule for children.
Federal agencies have issued warnings for healthcare systems to enhance cybersecurity measures amid heightened geopolitical tensions.
An editorial argues for a shift in EMS leadership from authoritative styles to more collaborative and supportive management.
A Texas city's plan to reallocate resources from fire suppression to EMS is facing public and union opposition.
New guidance offers practical and affordable cybersecurity solutions for EMS agencies with limited financial resources.