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Our story continues in The Big Easy
EMS World Expo
Sept. 18-22, New Orleans
Now in its 35th year, EMS World Expo returns to The Big Easy with a continued focus on achieving better patient outcomes through better education. For five days, thousands of EMS professionals from hundreds of agencies across the globe will unite to engage in real-world training, participate in ground-breaking education, and connect with fellow attendees.
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We are driven to design innovative solutions that respond to the unique medical management needs of emergency and CCT for ground and air ambulances. We are committed to evolving our solutions as healthcare practices evolve.
We work with over 60 distribution partners across North America, supporting many EMS organizations.
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Fewers pulling ambulance out of Cape Broyle by summer, future coverage still undecided
CBC News
After weeks of demanding answers from the provincial government about spotty ambulance coverage, the residents of the Cape Broyle area finally have some news.
Health Minister Tom Osborne said recently the company operating Ferryland Emergency Service in Cape Broyle is pulling out of the region altogether, and gave a six-month notice to the provincial government two and a half months ago.
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Celebrating our local female first responders on International Women's Day
DiscoverAirdrie.com
Today is International Women's Day, a day in which we celebrate women and their many achievements, as well as reflect on the women who are role models in our communities. So, today we honour women who have donned the first response uniforms and answered the call to help those in the direst moments.
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2023 promise tracker: Keep tabs on what P.E.I. political parties are pledging
CBC News
Expect to hear a lot of promises right up until the end of the 2023 P.E.I. provincial election campaign on the issues that matter most to Islanders.
Housing, health care, inflation, the economy, the environment and climate change are just a few of the major topics that'll be discussed, with new promises pitched to Islanders on a daily basis.
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Grief, anger as drug dealer sentenced in paramedic's fatal overdose
London Free Press
There was never a question that Neil Harvey loved and was loved. He was adored by his family and friends. They took pride in his commitment to serving his community as a frontline worker, first as a volunteer firefighter when he was a teenager, then as a Lambton County paramedic and an instructor at Sarnia’s Lambton College.
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Local taxpayers funding ambulance calls in Ottawa
Cornwall Standard-Freeholder
Paramedics in Leeds Grenville answered 2,571 ambulance calls from the city of Ottawa between 2018 and 2022, costing local taxpayers almost a million dollars. A year-end report from the Leeds Grenville Paramedic Service showed that since 2018, local ambulances responded to 2,571 calls for help in Ottawa, while Ottawa ambulances answered just 297 calls in Leeds Grenville.
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Edmonton Oilers Mega 50-50 supports first responders
Global News
The next Oilers Mega 50-50 will support Alberta’s front-line first responders. The raffle, which runs until 11:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 16, is a collaboration between Wounded Warriors Canada, Operation Frontline Impact and the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation (EOCF).
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