JEMS Journal of Emergency Medical Services

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JEMS (Journal of Emergency Medical Services) and JEMS Events & Training are committed to being the leading providers of information and news for the improvement of patient care in the prehospital setting. We achieve our mission by delivering the latest and most reliable information through clinical breakthroughs, compelling case studies, management perspectives, legal advice, product innovations, research, special editorial sections, supplements, face-to-face networking and more. JEMS JEMS (Journal of Emergency Medical Services) seeks to improve prehospital patient care and promote positive change in EMS by delivering information and education from industry leaders, change makers and emerging voices. With a rich tradition of editorial excellence and an unparalleled consortium of subject matter experts, JEMS fulfills its commitment to EMS providers, instructors and administrators by providing state-of-the-science, high-quality content. Source

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Father and Son Killed in IL Plane Crash

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Katie Grawitch Belleville News-Democrat (TNS) A father and son were found dead after their plane crashed early Friday morning in rural Waterloo. A 48-year-old man and his 22-year-old son from Oklahoma died after their plane went down in the treeline near T Road behind Columbia Quarry, according to Monroe County Sheriff’s Department spokesperson Justin Biggs. Flight data shows the pair turned to avoid oncoming severe weather before spiraling downward, Biggs said in a Friday news release.
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FL Worker Dies in Conveyor Belt Accident at Manufacturing Plant

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Shira Moolten Akron News-Reporter, Colo. (TNS) FLORIDA — A worker has died after getting trapped beneath the arm of a conveyor belt at a manufacturing facility in Deerfield Beach, officials say. An industrial accident was reported a little after midnight at 1441 W. Newport Drive, a facility that mass produces food products, according to Broward Fire Rescue Battalion Chief Michael Kane.
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The Family of Randolph Mantooth Announces His Passing

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By Jeff Frankel Verified
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Randy Mantooth. (Photo/Los Angeles County Fire Museum) It is with profound sadness that the family of Randy Mantooth announces his passing after a long illness. Randy Mantooth was an accomplished actor whose distinguished career spanned more than five decades in television and theater. Best known for his iconic portrayal of firefighter/paramedic John Gage on the groundbreaking television series Emergency!.
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‘Emergency!’ Star Randy Mantooth Passes Away

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By Jeff Frankel Verified
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Randy Mantooth records a video clip at a fire station in Santa Barbara, California, in this undated file photo. Legendary television actor Randy Mantooth, best known for his iconic role as paramedic John Gage on the groundbreaking series “Emergency!,” died Thursday at the age of 80, according to multiple reports. The news was first reported Friday by TV Insider and The Hollywood Reporter.
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OneDose Now Integrates With Sansio HealthEMS

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Ask any medic what they’d cut from their shift if they could, and “rewriting the same information twice” is near the top of the list. You already documented the dose, the route, and the time you pushed it — inside OneDose, in the moment, to accurately capture timestamps and information. Then you get back to the chart and do it again in your ePCR. That’s the gap OneDose is closing with Sansio HealthEMS.
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Einstein in an Ambulance

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By Jonathon S. Feit
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Minhaj_Graphix / Shutterstock.com Einstein is attributed to quotes and formulas that changed the world. Some pointed our path to eternity, where time bends around space and speed and size become negotiable. Some fuel existential fears, like questions of whether wars will turn nuclear. But one quote—“Imagination is more important than knowledge”—shows up on T-shirts and bookmarks more than in highfalutin classrooms considering theoretical physics.
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PHI Air Medical Celebrate 35 Life-Saving Years in the Sky

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Culpeper Star-Exponent, Va. (TNS) Headquartered in Loudoun County with a base at Culpeper Regional Airport, PHI Air Medical is celebrating 35 years of life-saving service in the sky. As an air ambulance service that uses medevac helicopters, the company provides aerial emergency medical transport and treatment to local communities across Virginia.
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Northeast OH Cities Increasingly Send Social Workers on 911 Calls

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Cuyahoga County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services Board (ADMAHS Board) CEO Jason Joyce debates spending priorities as Board of Directors Chair Patricia James-Stewart looks on at the head of the table during the Feb. 25, 2026, meeting. Lizzie Kaboski – cleveland.com PARMA, Ohio — Parma and Parma Heights are the latest cities to greenlight initiatives teaming social workers up with first responders to handle mental health calls.
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Lake Luzerne (NY) Pushes For Ambulance Contract Negotiations

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Alex Portal The Post-Star, Glens Falls, N.Y. (TNS) LAKE LUZERNE – Town officials have raised the stakes for a new contract to be reached between the Rockwell Falls Ambulance Service and the Town of Hadley. “The residents of Hadley should understand that they’re going to lose their EMS if we don’t get an updated contract,” Lake Luzerne Councilmember Dane Morton said during the town board’s meeting Tuesday.
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Ann Arbor (MI) Fire Department Buying Third Ambulance for Big Events

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An Ann Arbor Fire Department ambulance on July 11, 2024. (Ryan Stanton | MLive.com) Ryan Stanton – mlive.com ANN ARBOR, MI — The Ann Arbor Fire Department is adding a third ambulance to its fleet. The move comes more than three years after the department rolled out its first ambulance in 2023 to fill gaps in local emergency medical services.
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JEMS Journal of Emergency Medical Services Journalists

Frankel, Jeff
Heightman, A.J.