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Features
Features
Mar 14, 2007,
22:50
Features
Mar 13, 2007,
14:34
Features
Paramedic Geoff MacBride, with Canada's Toronto Emergency Medical Services for almost two years, recalls his first "impolite death."
Mar 6, 2007,
10:56
Features
Because of the multitude of controversies that surround it, I was initially
hesitant to write about child abuse and the impact it has on emergency
providers.
Mar 5, 2007,
08:14
Features
Ms. Klopsis is an emergency medical technician on an ambulance in Brooklyn, New York. She writes about her experiences for the New York Sun.
Mar 5, 2007,
08:04
Features
It's giving doctors a faster picture of clogged arteries to help determine who can go home — within just four hours — and who needs more care. If these souped-up CT scans pan out — and major studies of several thousand chest-pain sufferers are to begin soon — they may do more than send the worried well home faster.
Feb 28, 2007,
14:17
Features
The Competition now in its 5th year is looking for the inclusion of U.S. teams.
related: Durham Paramedic Association Paramedic Skills Competition - Canada
Feb 11, 2007,
21:29
Features
Although CCR is not yet endorsed by the American Heart Association because of its newness, Michael Kellum, Mercy-Walworth Hospital and Medical Center director, said it's the "better way to do it."
Feb 6, 2007,
11:58
Features
Before Richard Clarence Brown became a paramedic helping people in distress, he
engaged in a few distressing activities himself, including stealing a car in
Stockton and conspiring to kidnap a child for ransom.
Jan 29, 2007,
09:33
Features
Described as a show about dysfunctional paramedics, Hemingson tells the trades he's aiming for the gallows humor of "M*A*S*H"
Jan 24, 2007,
13:00
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