First electric ambulance in the UK: the launch of the West Midlands Ambulance…
Aiming to reduce pollution and the impact on the environment, the West Midlands Ambulance Service launched the…
Civil Protection
Nissan RE-LEAF, the electrical response to the consequences of natural disasters /…
The International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction was started in 1989, after a call by the United Nations General…
Health and Safety
First aid in the workplace during the COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19, first aid in the workplace: workers spend more than a third of their lifetime in the workplace. Customers and other visitors also spend a significant amount of time in workplaces. Health events requiring urgent intervention may…
COVID-19 in the UK: 500 test sites now ready to boost national test capacity
COVID-19 in the UK. The announcement of new partnership agreements with 4 London university labs will increase testing capacity by tens of thousands over the winter.
Ambulance nurse and ethical conflicts: a study from Sweden
Working as an ambulance nurse involves facing ethically problematic situations with multi-dimensional suffering, requiring the ability to create a trustful relationship. This entails a need to be clinically trained in order to identify…
Firefighters
Germany, COVID-19 did not stop the FLORIAN in Dresden: 10 thousand visitors for…
Dresden's FLORIAN forerunner of a return to "live" trade fairs? We will find out in the medium to long term. Surely…
HEMS
Hems, Germany ADAC Luftrettung publishes multicopter study / PDF
Ambulance drone or helicopter? The solution could be the multicopter with rescue operator German rescue service ADAC Luftrettung published a study that shows multicopter rescue is feasible and could free up the rescue helicopter for other…
EMS in Ireland: the first Emergency Aeromedical Service delivered its 3000th patient
After 2012, when the Department of Health and the HSE’s National Ambulance Service (NAS) launched the first Emergency Aeromedical Service (EAS) in Ireland, the service transported critical patients to the most appropriate hospital.
MEDEVAC webinar to improve safety in medical transport and avoid fatigue among responders
MedEvac Foundation is organizing a webinar on how to avoid chronique fatigue among responders in MEDEVAC operations. The importance of this webinar is also to imrpove safety, because a more "relaxed" responder is a better responder.
Stories
Medics in the army in Zimbabwe: will this push healthcare workers to flee?
Bishop of Chinhoyi denounces the Government violence throughout the country and begins speaking that medics in the…
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