Billions of prescriptions are written in the U.S. each year. But most Americans don’t take their medications as directed. It’s estimated that three out of four people don’t take their medications as prescribed. Non-adherence... read more →
Rescue breaths have recently become a hot topic in the media and amongst the emergency care training industry yet again. When the 2010 CPR and ECC guidelines were released,... read more →
Helping Those Who Help - CPR AED Training in Uganda Imagine having surgery in a ward where there isn't a cardiac monitor, where CPR is taught ‘in theory,’ and the... read more →
California-based CPR and first aid Instructors should be on the lookout for new regulations that allow emergency treatment of anaphylaxis by using an epinephrine-auto injector, or EpiPen, without a prescription! Tomorrow... read more →
EMS Safety hopes that everyone has a happy and safe Thanksgiving. By now you have all of your Thanksgiving plans in place - who is bringing the pumpkin pie, what... read more →
It is getting cold across the US, and with all 50 US states feeling freezing temperatures this week, it's that time to start thinking about how to stay safe in... read more →
Halloween Safety Tips EMS Safety wants to make sure that everyone has a fun, exciting and, most importantly, a safe Halloween. Halloween is only a few days away, and what... read more →
What is a Stroke? A Stroke is an injury to the brain caused by a disruption of blood flow to the brain cells. When a blood vessel becomes blocked or... read more →
Paso Robles High School dedicates in honor of Ryan J. Clarke By Meagan Friberg / Paso Robles Daily News... read more →
Own a Philips FRx or OnSite (HS1) Automated External Defibrillator (AED)? Please see the following Maintenance Advisory from Philips, "If at any time during the life of the device, your... read more →