December 2015

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Jubilee vehicle goes to the Infraserv Höchst industrial fire service Universal pumper with complex foam extinguishing technology Individual vehicle configuration using modular CBS design Ten free pressure outlets per vehicle side,…

A third of emergency vehicles equipped to deal with major contaminations in England, including "dirty bombs", are to be withdrawn on 31 December, according to a leaked document.

Your next patient requiring a definitive airway has just arrived, and you're having trouble visualizing where to place your endotracheal tube

Revellers have been urged to have a safe and trouble-free ‘Mad Friday’.

In 2013, car accidents resulted in approximately 8,500 infants requiring hospitalization or emergency department visits and 135 infant deaths.

'Hello, I need an ambulance. I've spilled my tea' - Inappropriate emergency calls highlighted in new campaign INAPPROPRIATE 999 enquiries - such as a split finger nail, spilt tea and a feral cat bite - have been highlighted as part…

MSF teams working in two displaced persons camps near Bzebiz Bridge – the main entry point to Baghdad Governorate – have distributed mattresses, blankets, pillows, rope, plastic tarpaulins and ground sheets and hygiene kits to some 1,000…

The Navy's new stealth destroyer endured a real life-and-death test Saturday when crew members helped rescue a Maine fisherman suffering a medical emergency at sea

The consequences of excessive endotracheal tube (ETT) cuff pressure are known and have long-term effects; however, less attention is placed upon cuff pressure and tube position pre-hospital and in the emergency centre.