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The HSE’s National Ambulance Service (NAS) is being forced to send local authority fire crews to medical emergencies when no ambulance is available

Since 2010, AECOM has assisted the Australian Department of Defence with understanding risks to its assets due to climate change induced disasters across Australia. The process involved a risk assessment and prioritisation of sites,…

ER are always full of people who suffer from chronic health disease and are seeking for some help. But many times happens that patients undergo tests which could be avoided, just because they already made them into another ER nearby.

  Leading global players sign on as Launch Partners at Kingdom’s premier security, safety, and fire protection trade show Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, 12 July 2016: Intersec, the world’s leading international trade fair for…

As Patron of Health Post #4 in the Nyarugusu refugee camp in western Tanzania, Kimenya is one of the busiest people here

Delivering health in some of the worlds’ worst crises through mobile clinics and medical teams.

As a first aid instructor for over 25 years, one of the things I share with all my classes is that in an emergency, your actions should make things better, not worse.

Point-of-care ultrasound (US) is a proven diagnostic imaging tool in the emergency department (ED). Modern US devices are now more compact, affordable and portable, which has led to increased usage in austere environments.

On 23rd and 24th August, Bangkok will host the First ASTCDRR (First Asian Science and Technology Conference for Disaster Risk Reduction)

PTSD represents a common disorder claimed by emergency service workers, so the Victorian Government is being urged to introduce new laws to change the way to handle it.