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 →
October is National Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month October is National Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month and EMS Safety wants to do our part to help raise awareness.... 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 →