Inside the First Responder Wellness Debate
Cody Spaulding interviews firefighter Jon Vought on Just a Little Salt about CBD’s relevance in fire service, discussing its effects and drug-testing concerns from a university study.
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Moving First Responder Wellness from Awareness to Action
The First Responder Mental Health and Wellness Summit in North Carolina gathered public safety professionals to discuss comprehensive wellness systems, emphasizing ongoing follow-up and shared responsibility.
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Pushing the Clinical Edge in Respiratory Care
Mike Brown and Jesse Carroll discuss respiratory failure types and practical cues in prehospital care, noting 360,000 annual calls, with 41% related to COPD.
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Employee Engagement: Trust Is a Four-Letter Word
Christine Turner discusses personal challenges with trust in workplace teams, emphasizing the need for trust to foster high-performance teams.
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Simple Everyday Lessons for Aspiring Leaders
Leadership is earned through daily actions and behaviors, not just formal evaluations. Consistent positive contributions and support for others lead to recognition and advancement.
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‘Frantic’ AL Woman Gives Birth Standing in Parking Lot
Mobile District Fire Chief Brandon Jackson praised local firefighters for their rapid response to a woman giving birth in a parking lot.
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Maker of Device to Treat Addiction Withdrawal Seeks KY Opioid Settlement Cash
A Kentucky woman credits a neuromodulation “NET” device with helping her overcome opioid addiction, but experts warn the treatment is unproven, potentially overhyped, and diverting opioid settlement funds from evidence-based care.
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Higher Buprenorphine Doses Help Patients Stay in Opioid Use Disorder Treatment, New Study Finds
A study involving 5,000 adults in Philadelphia found that higher buprenorphine doses for opioid use disorder improved treatment retention.
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Putting the P Back in CPR
Bob Page of the Manual Ventilation Academy discusses BVM ventilation failures and solutions, highlighting skills needed and improvements from real-time feedback in airway care training.
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Ballistic Missile Strike on a Residential Block: Ventilator-Dependent Patient Extrication in an Active Hazard Environment
On March 2, 2026, a ballistic missile from Iran struck Beersheba, Israel, prompting a multi-agency evacuation of 2,000 residents and medical response for 20 patients, including a critically ill 90-year-old woman.
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- Have a Plan for Tracheostomy Catastrophes
- Airway Ramping and Positioning: A Forgotten Art
- Ballistic Missile Strike on a Residential Block: Ventilator-Dependent Patient Extrication in an Active Hazard Environment
- Between Breath and Breakdown: Recognizing and Managing Respiratory Distress Before It Fails
- Airway Challenges in Bariatric Patients
One Killed in Downtown Denver Shooting
One man died in a shooting in downtown Denver near Civic Center Park on Saturday.
Man Killed in VT Skiing Accident
A man died skiing at Sugarbush Resort in Warren after falling into the woods.