EMS Briefing: Wednesday, June 10, 2026
Wednesday, June 10, 2026
Good morning and welcome to your daily briefing. Here are the top stories shaping EMS and prehospital medicine today.
A highly-respected Connecticut firefighter and AMR paramedic has passed away following complications from surgery.
Emergency crews successfully rescued 14 individuals who were trapped by rising floodwaters in a cave system in Alabama.
A Minnesota paramedic is highlighted for co-founding an NGO that was instrumental in combating the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
The Emergency Nurses Association has recognized Nycole Oliver for her significant contributions to the emergency nursing profession.
The American Heart Association has released the first clinical guideline for assessing and managing cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome.
This article explores the physiological and biophysical mechanisms underlying clinician burnout and its long-term health effects.
The NREMT is inviting public comment on proposed changes to its continuing education policies for recertification.
A Texas county has secured a half-million-dollar grant to purchase and equip a new ambulance for its EMS service.
The Annapolis City Council approved a new budget that funds additional medic units to cover peak call volume hours.
Colorado has enacted a new law allowing EMS agencies to receive reimbursement for treatment even when a patient is not transported.
The Ohio Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against an ambulance company for allegedly engaging in illegal surprise billing practices.