EMS Briefing: Thursday, March 26, 2026
Thursday, March 26, 2026
Good morning and welcome to your daily briefing. Here are the top stories and clinical updates shaping the world of EMS.
UK police have arrested two individuals in connection with an arson attack that destroyed ambulances belonging to a Jewish charity.
A CAL FIRE captain has been recognized as California's 2025 EMS Educator of the Year for his significant contributions to training.
An Alabama woman delivered her baby in a hospital parking lot with assistance from bystanders before EMS could arrive.
A New Jersey EMS system is now administering long-acting buprenorphine to enhance prehospital care for opioid overdose patients.
Alabama paramedics are participating in joint training exercises with emergency department physicians to improve patient outcomes through collaboration.
Citing increasing safety risks, EMTs in a Connecticut town are personally purchasing their own ballistic vests for protection on duty.
Grant funding has been made available in New Jersey to support local EMT and paramedic training programs, aiding recruitment efforts.
Agency leaders can effectively initiate a positive wellness culture by empowering a small, dedicated group of champions.
A new report analyzes community needs and provides a framework for developing effective co-responder programs.
A medical device manufacturer is petitioning for a portion of Kentucky's opioid settlement funds to deploy its addiction withdrawal treatment technology.