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The World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic on Mar. 11, 2020.

The CDC began closely monitoring the outbreak caused by a new coronavirus strain first identified in Wuhan, China in December 2019, which quickly spread to southeast Asia, Europe, Canada and the U.S. The first case in the United States was announced on Jan. 21, 2020, in the state of Washington, where the patient recently returned from Wuhan.

The World Health Organization declared the novel coronavirus outbreak a global health emergency on Jan. 30, 2020. The announcement came shortly after the first human-to-human transmission of the virus in the U.S. was confirmed by the CDC.

EMS has taken the global stage with its frontline response to the pandemic. The SA国际传媒 COVID-19 includes the latest news, videos, podcasts and analysis about EMS training, safety measures, assessment and treatment of patients with COVID-19, COVID-19 vaccine development and supporting the mental health of providers through the pandemic.

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ET3 and COVID-19 have increased telehealth utilization to the benefit of patients and the healthcare system in rural Colorado
Join us for a discussion of the 2021 EMS Trend Report鈥檚 findings and strategies to combat the major issues facing EMS
Clinicians have released a review of the first statewide critical care coordination center
Relationships matter: Keep yours meaningful, happy and healthy through pandemic, polarized politics and civil discord stress
Montgomery County EMT Mike Rechen made sacrifices to protect his grandma from the virus
In the past year, EMS has been on the front lines, has provided care and has sacrificed in equal measure
Some highway travel officials suggested that emptier roads led to more opportunities to abuse speed
Phoenix 911 Operator Pamela Cooper had been working overtime while recovering from COVID-19, family members said
First responders and essential workers can receive reimbursement for out-of-pocket pandemic-related expenses
Topeka Fire Chief Craig Duke said Rena Blomberg and Jessica Jones showed heroism by rendering aid despite COVID-19 risks
EMS incident data also showed a slight increase in incidents involving alcohol in May
A new report identified about 400 attacks motivated by fear or frustration over COVID-19
Johnson & Johnson鈥檚 vaccine protects against the worst effects of COVID-19 after one shot, and it can be stored up to three months at refrigerator temperatures
The proposal faced pushback from several Brevard County commissioners and the local fire union
The COVID-19 Literature Surveillance Team offers the daily truth to help policymakers, agencies of government, researchers, students and laypersons parse through data
A crowd-sourced educational stress management experience with Mike Taigman and Angela Leath for cops, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, 911 telecommunicators and correctional officers
St. Louis Firefighter-EMT Demetris 鈥淎l鈥 Alfred told the president his biggest concern was financial support to avoid layoffs and budget cuts
The NHTSA Office of EMS Offers Just in Time Training Resources for EMS providers playing key roles in community COVID-19 vaccination efforts
The one-shot vaccine may help speed distribution efforts if it is approved by federal regulators
Westwood Fire Chief John Deckers said his department has invested time and resources into preparing to give the vaccine and urged the governor to reverse the decision
The union representing Do帽a Ana County firefighters questioned why paid county first responders are required to receive the COVID-19 vaccine while volunteers are not required
Premier Health purchased custom-fit masks equipped with reusable filters and built-in microphones for clear communication
John Romeo, SCCAD鈥檚 deputy chief medical officer, shares the lessons learned from registering as a vaccine distribution site and recruiting vaccinators
Decatur officials said approximately 40-45% of the city鈥檚 first responders and public works employees have been vaccinated so far
Remote desktop units have enabled an ECC to maintain operations during large-scale emergencies even when employees are unable to report to the 911 center
Orange County Emergency Services Medical Director Joseph Grover submitted a plan last year to temporarily permit EMTs to vaccinate patients
As agencies are tasked with moving, packing and unpacking the vaccines, providers must be mindful of carbon dioxide dangers
Our co-hosts welcome Sean Simmonds, EMS preparedness and safety coordinator for Montgomery County (Texas) Hospital District, to discuss all things COVID-19
The forum aims to facilitate information exchange on strategies to build public confidence, optimize equitable access and use data to drive distribution
The list of resources includes training videos, a skills checklist and information about the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines
The Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts joined with teachers鈥 unions in promoting a program that would deploy first responders to schools