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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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Preparing for the end of the PHE and the need to prepare a documentation time capsule
Disaster medicine expert Dr. Alex Isakov weighs in on infectious diseases on the horizon
Takeaways from the 90-plus posters on display at this year鈥檚 National Association of EMS Physicians annual meeting
The resolution applies to continuing education, recertification, state licensure eligibility, refresher training and re-entry
Many changes were announced, but the full slate must be approved by the Department of Health and Human Services secretary to go forward
New opportunities for EMS providers means agencies must be willing to address pay, morale and poor leadership
The Steubenville, Ohio Fire Department answered its community鈥檚 needs, launching EMS in under a year
3,213 EMS providers speak up about job satisfaction, effective leadership, safety and innovation in the EMS Trend Survey
FirstNet鈥檚 Paul Patrick on resolving communication challenges during MCIs, pandemic response
In his new book, he says the key ideas are the team, improving testing, speeding vaccine and treatment development, and shoring up health systems
The CDC will issue its recommendation on vaccine administration after an upcoming vote
The initiative includes a recruiting campaign, no-cost trainings and giving current providers equipment and supplies
The 鈥淔ood for Frontline Workers鈥 program made it possible to deliver more than 150,000 meals to frontline workers, including FDNY EMS members
An Athens County Commissioner said that if a grant application is approved, another round of checks may come
Reflect on the past 5, 10, 15 years to see how far EMS has come
鈥淲e have to stop allowing the ED to be the triage point for all patients reaching out to the EMS system鈥
The CDC will decide whether to formally recommend the booster for this age group
The 鈥淯nmasking Our Heroes鈥 exhibit and video share the stress and community support FDNY EMS personnel experienced in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic
Reflecting on the pain of 10 killed in a hate-driven shooting, 100,000 dead of drug overdoses and 1 million lost to COVID-19
The rise in death notifications during the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the lack of training and impact on EMS provider burnout
Researchers found that signs of past infection rose dramatically when the more contagious omicron variant surged in the U.S.
鈥淯nmasking Our Heroes鈥 includes photos, a video, and artifacts from the public including a large 鈥渢hank you鈥 sign
Small teams in underserved counties can鈥檛 afford to offer higher pay or big signing bonuses, so some are trying to train existing emergency responders
A $100M wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against the Rialto FD following medics鈥 refusal to enter a care facility to treat a man in cardiac arrest
The Syracuse Fire Department has been running a pilot ambulance service to fill in gaps for AMR and other services stretched thin by the pandemic
Fully vaccinated responders will receive $500 in addition to the bonus for working during the pandemic
In this video, risk management expert Gordon Graham discusses the importance of first responders staying vigilant to keep themselves protected from COVID and other pathogens
鈥淭he government isn鈥檛 paying its fair share to make sure that we can appropriately compensate the EMTs and paramedics,鈥 said ISSA President Chris Vandenberg
MCHD Cpt. Megan Powell shares a harrowing COVID-19 case
David Hodges pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge; his sentence includes probation and a $1,300 fine
San Diego firefighter Nickolas Ramirez, 59, was a 19-year veteran of the fire service, and had worked as a deputy fire marshal since 2014
Some of the funds for Chicopee鈥檚 potential payouts may come from the American Rescue Plan
Some states lacked specific recommendations for things such as cardiac arrest resuscitation and when to stop