March 2018

School shootings seem to have become commonplace in our society. They are definitely more common than they used to be. The earliest recorded school shooting was in 1764. In fact, there was no more listed until 1850. Since then, there were…

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Restart a Heart Day is an annual initiative which aims to train as many people as possible in CPR in one day, so that more people know these life saving skills.

In the Philippines, EMS professionals such as EMTs (Emergency Medical Technicians) are well-trained in the use of defibrillators. However, what if laypeople, like employees or students, could use an AED (Automated External Defibrillator)?

In Myanmar, the provision of emergency medicine in-hospital is at upheaval. There is a confusion with the policy and regulation that involves emergency patients, although there is already the Emergency Care and Treatment Law that has been…

UNICEF has this week delivered 23 metric tons of relief supplies to Papua New Guinea, including tents and tarpaulins, water purification tablets, hygiene kits, blankets and learning kits as part of ongoing efforts to help children and…

Emergency Medical Services (EMS), also known as ambulance forces or paramedic forces are a form of emergency services committed on the provision of out-of-hospital acute medical care, transfer to hospital and comprehensive services, and…

The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) of the Philippines has been since expected to become better. It is actually not unexpected that the EMS system in the country is far behind what other countries practice and provide, especially those who…

Myanmar is a developing third world country, which is struggling to establish an efficient Emergency Medical System (EMS).

Bhutan's Healthcare sector is one of the government's utmost precedence in its structure of advancement and innovation. In fact, Bhutan’s Ministry of Health has seen the health issues and other related concerns as an urgent concern.