We have received questions of whether EMS Safety requires the use of instrumented directive feedback devices or manikins for CPR courses – these concerns stem from a requirement that the American Heart Association placed on its... read more →
Earthquakes can happen anywhere and without warning. California, Alaska and the Mississippi Valley are at higher risk, but tremors can occur all over the country. With the recent earthquakes... read more →
Many of us celebrate Independence Day by barbecuing, celebrating with loved ones and watching fireworks light up the sky. Although it’s a fun-filled holiday, we want you to stay safe this... read more →
The scene of an emergency is often chaotic. Friends, family, concerned bystanders and first responders are reacting simultaneously. The environment surrounding the scene may also pose a risk... read more →
“He is having a heart attack and dying!” That short phrase is all it took for EMS Safety student and Navy civilian safety officer Glyndon Murphy to choose to act and ultimately... read more →
The next several months can be particularly grueling for outdoor workers as the temperatures continue to heat up all around the country. Each year, thousands of workers become ill from... read more →
National CPR and AED Awareness Week is upon us! Congress unanimously passed a resolution in December 2007 to designate June 1-7 each year as CPR and AED Awareness Week. Since then, organizations and... read more →
As an Emergency Care Instructor, there are many ways you can offer additional services or products for your CPR business. Selling AEDs is a great way to boost your expertise... read more →
National EMS Week (May 19-25) recognizes emergency medical services providers and the important contributions they make to their communities. This year’s theme is “Beyond the Call”, celebrating the men... read more →
Stop the Bleed is a national awareness campaign that encourages bystanders to become trained and empowered to take action in a bleeding emergency. A person... read more →