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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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Surviving COVID-19 and now managing its ongoing health effects has given me a new appreciation for family, friends and life
Employment lawyer Scott Moore Esq., addresses frequently asked questions
Moore and Rob Lawrence break down employer mandates and exemptions for mask wearing and vaccination
Suits filed by two former Lifeline Ambulance EMTs claim retaliation for protesting a lack of properly-fitted N95 respirators
Our co-hosts discuss a variety of current events in the news impacting providers and the overall industry
First responders will be presumed to have contracted COVID-19 on-duty if there is an outbreak at their workplace
Health officials are considering an 鈥渁ll hands on deck鈥 effort that includes paramedics helping to administer the COVID-19 vaccine
Prehospital caveats for non-invasive and invasive airway management as we learn more about the pathophysiology of COVID-19
Volunteer and combination departments have a second opportunity to secure COVID-19 PPE-related funding
The new rule also requires EMS providers to maintain a distance of six feet from any member of the public who is not a patient
Santa Rosa County previously required a paramedic on every call
Share your tips for how you are continuing to interact with your community and members while social distancing
The foundation provided $8.2 million in grants and nearly 13,000 hotel rooms for first responders
EMS partners with healthcare coalitions in PPE supply, COVID-19 treatments and COVID-19 vaccination
The woman is also accused of assaulting several restaurant employees and attempting to bite and hit the EMTs
The nonprofit Tunnel to Towers Foundation plans to host the independent memorial after the National September 11 Memorial & Museum canceled its in-person name-reading ceremony
Portsmouth fire and police department officials said their protocols call for masks to be worn in most circumstances
MedTrust EMT Keith Brown, 48, died last week after serving for 17 years in EMS
The International Association of Fire Chiefs also said EMS personnel should have a role in administering the vaccine
Planning documents sent to health departments ask officials to work out which groups should receive the vaccine first
Evidence-based naloxone administration recommendations to minimize risk of COVID-19 exposure and alleviate provider fear
Recent incidents in Colorado have brought prehospital ketamine administration policies, politics and police interactions under debate
The committee formed at the behest of the National Institutes of Health and CDC published a draft recommending a four-phase distribution plan for the vaccine
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First responders can get free admission in September by showing their badge or work ID
Disaster mental health experts with the Tulane University School of Social Work seek to further understand the emotional impact of COVID-19 on responders
As students around the country prepare to start school virtually, first responders are wondering how to cover homeschooling on-shift
ET3, Telemedicine and PPE were on the agenda during a 2-day virtual meeting
Monte Posner, executive director of the Training Institute for Medical Emergencies and Rescue, says students have found creative ways practice hands-on skills at home
Sanford鈥檚 fire union president said a 72-hour wait for first responders鈥 test results is 鈥渦nacceptable鈥
EMRs, EMTs, AEMTs and paramedics will be permitted to complete all of their continuing education requirements online
A letter to members stated that the department鈥檚 commitment to remembering the fallen must be balanced with health and safety
Officials say the breach may have leaked the names and addresses of those who tested positive for the virus