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Do you think that cybersecurity and information security don't apply to EMS? Have you logged on to that e-chart or mobile dispatch? What about phones, laptops, and even the key code to get into the building where you work? EMS podcast discusses how it all applies to you as an EMS professional.

Most of the time, other responders are there to lend a hand. They're like your crew on the ship, and they're usually trained to help out. But what if they don't do things just right? What if someone snaps a photo when things aren't going perfectly, and it looks like you didn't do your best?

An audio excerpt from the book Paramedic Buff To Burnt.

Does your EMS agency try and target the CE they provide? What do you see as the biggest hurdle? Money, staffing, time? Take a listen to this EMS Office Hours podcast.

Former paramedic student joins the Office Hours once again and talks about her journey in EMS so far and how some of her opinions from 2019 have changed.

Learn practical techniques from Bram Duffee, PhD, EMT-P on using hypnotic communication to calm anxious patients and achieve life-saving outcomes.

EMS response as a subscription: Exploring the potential benefits of a subscription-based model. Is the writing on the wall... or the bus?: Discussing the concerning issue of ambulance vandalism. - Getting paid for your FULL shift (being nice vs. dumb): Questioning whether there is still room for professional courtesy in a world where individuals strive to be compensated for their time.

EMS podcast talk about the data on the use of light and sirens and if it really reflects the realities of EMS. The data says one thing, but many experienced providers have a different POV.

Come join Jim and Mike Chanat to take a look into the changing landscape of EMS leadership.

Jim is joined by Jennifer Givens. She is a paramedic, but on this session Jim talks about her passion for singing and songwriting.