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EMS Crews Brought Patients to the Hospital With Misplaced Breathing Tubes. None of Them Survived. — ProPublica In the world of emergency medicine, an unrecognized esophageal intubation is a “never event,” meaning that it shouldn’t happen under any circumstances. In Rhode Island, it’s occurred 12 times in the last three years. In each case, the patient died.

Study: More First Responders Need Training When Responding to Fentanyl Overdoses - JEMS A new report finds “misinformation and overreaction” by first responders when responding to fentanyl overdoses and suggests more training is needed.

10 things paramedic students need to know about new NREMT exam

Never move faster than your ability to make good decisions How I explained response speed to the question “why don’t you run to the patient?” from an EMT student