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Law enforcement, Police are usually the first to arrive to a public emergency scene. Equipping Them with AEDs is Crucial to increase Sudden Cardiac Arrest Survival Chances. Kudos to the officer who Just Saved a Life with ZOLL Powerheart G5 AED. MedboX LLC MedboX SAL ZOLL Medical Corporation ZOLL Public Safety Healthcare Salon Sudden Cardiac Arrest Can Strike Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere. Don’t Compromise! #SCA #SuddenCardiacArrest #EMS #Military #Police #Zoll #Public #PublicAccess #PublicSafety #AED #AutomatedExternalDefibrillator

Even if you work in a busy emergency department, you might be surprised how few staff are properly trained on how to apply a commercial tourniquet correctly. This generally falls into the category of "everyone knows how," and therefore almost no one knows how to do it. What happens when there is an active violent incident and your hospital gets 20 or 50 or 100 casualties immediately following? Your non-trauma hospitals will receive patients because the trauma centers will be overwhelmed. You need to have a plan. Our online First Receivers - No Notice Events course moves Tactical Emergency Casualty Care and Tactical Combat Casualty Care Guidelines into the Emergency Department. #TECCintheED #emergencymedicine #emergencydepartment #Firstreceivers #nonoticeevents #masscasualty #MCI #TECC #TCCC #emergencymedicine #activeshooter #beprepared #crisismedicine #prehospital #crisismedtraining

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Our #GCFD team in action! 🔥 Our duties go beyond fighting fires; they're on the front lines for medical calls, addressing unsafe situations and managing hazards. Stats for 2023 ⬇️ Total runs: 14,007 Medical and Motor Vehicle Wrecks: 9,082 Fire Alarms: 1,801 Good Intent (Dispatched, but no threat discovered): 1,229 Service Calls: 1,093 Fire Calls: 302 Hazardous Condition: 215 Technical Rescue: 131 Hazardous Material: 122 Air Rescue: 6

Fire Service Community (please share) - The NIOSH Firefighter Fatality Team is seeking input from the fire service community on: 1. The public's interest and need for the team to incorporate human factors in LODD investigations 2. Specific human factors that should be considered 3. Methods that could be used during investigations 4. Ways to incorporate human factors findings and recommendations Read more @https://lnkd.in/eZysESX5

We cannot wait to see everyone at next week's International Association of Fire Chiefs Fire-Rescue Conference in Dallas, TX! Be sure to stop by our booth to talk to our #VentilationGeeks and find out how the #HAMILTONT1 is reducing cognitive load for #EMS teams. #TransportVentilation #EmergencyVentilation #EmergencyMedicalServices #EMT #FirstResponder #Paramedic #HamiltonMedicalUS #MechanicalVentilation

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The minimum response to a barricaded subject should include an advanced life support ambulance, fire engine, and command officer other than the engine's company officer. That command officer should be at the command post and not with the aforementioned assets so he/she remains in proximity to their law enforcement counterpart and situationally aware. If present, Tactical Emergency Medical Support (TEMS) providers should liaison with conventional providers to discuss likely casualty scenarios and if the TEMS personnel are fire service - based, also develop contingency plans for the structure or vehicle becoming involved in fire. If the TEMS personnel are not fire service - based, that planning should involve the Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) operators and conventional fire department personnel. Just because SWAT and their crisis negotiators resolve most barricades peacefully, doesn't mean we shouldn't be prepared for casualties or an intentionally set fire.

Still needing an approved ALERRT class? If so, check out Johnson County Sheriff's Office. ERASE: - ALERRT Exterior Response to Active Shooter Events (#3394) This class focuses on Open Air Tactics. This course is designed to prepare first responders for an open-air active shooter encounter. It addresses a wide range of tactics and techniques when addressing an exterior armed aggressor. This hands on course will cover equipment selection, vehicle ambushes, medical emergencies, vehicle and dismounted officer/citizen down rescue, individual/ team movement techniques, and emergency vehicle crisis response. Some participants attending this course have found it to be physically challenging. Officers attending this course should be able to walk moderate distances, jog, kneel, crawl, and lift moderate weight. This is an outside class and is routinely conducted during inclement weather conditions. These classes meet the 16 hr TCOLE requirements. April 16th and 17th April 18th and 19th https://lnkd.in/g25nUxAy

Learn the 5 F's to keep you safe! The 5 F's are best practices designed to help keep you safe during an active shooter event. Although no crisis situation is 100% guaranteed, practicing the 5 F's: Focus, Flee, Fortify, Flight and First Aid, will help increase your chances of survival. Download our free PDF to learn more about the 5 F's https://lnkd.in/gA9T-cay #activeshooterthreat #activeshooterthreatresponse #schoolsafety #5Fs#activeshooterthreat #activeshooterthreatresponse #schoolsafety #5Fs