EMS Week has again rolled around for its 49th time. Enacted by President Gerald Ford in 1974, we take time to pause, reflect and of course, thank those who are there for us in our worst hour. The dedication and deep respect never goes unnoticed but is surely accentuated and loudly stated, during this week each year.
Take a moment to think about those who serve us and if you get the chance, say thanks. Say thanks to them with your words, actions and legislation to support them. This podcast reflects my deep appreciation for those who perform this challenging work that only few can do.
To each who work in the trenches be it by air or ground, may you enjoy this week of thanks. God Bless and hey, be safe out there.
Presented by: Gary Harvat, EMT-P (ret.), CMTE
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The Road to the EMS Future - Are You On It?
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Questionable Practices: Are We All Singing from the Same Sheet of Music?
Don't Be Like the Mice: Are You Blind To 3 Compliance Warning Signs?
Ten Pounds in a Five Pound Bag: The ALS Assessment Rule
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More Bells and Whistles: Let's Change ePCR Programs
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Destination Unknown: The Ongoing Saga of Closest Appropriate Facility
Transport Modalities: Lots of Grey, Minimal Black and White.
Grow Our Profession...Be Proud
It's Not EMS Week but Thank You!
My Buddy, My Pal - A Team Approach to PCR Completion
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