Executive Summary:
There is a lot of available information for Health Care Workers and EMS, but not very much for Law Enforcement who have several roles as part of their work that puts them at increased risk for being infected by COVID-19. This document raises the awareness of that risk and offers a clearinghouse of resources specifically for Law Enforcement, First Responders/Public Safety.
It is important to realize that this time, between August and November is the peak time for AFM. Furthermore, EMS... read more
With new funding from Congress, the NIH has launched a website with training and educational resources for workers confronting COVID-19... read more
The fifth webinar held on Thursday November 6th included special guests Peter Simpson, Clinical Operations Manager, East of England Ambulance... read more
Dear Colleague There has never been a more important time to draw on real world experience to improve pediatric disaster readiness. You... read more
IN THE NEWS EBOLA OUTBREAK IN DRC IS OVER As of July 24, 2018, the Health Minister of the Democratic Republic of... read more
Health Canada published an Advisory to warn Canadians (the general public, healthcare professionals and hospitals) to NOT wear face masks... read more
Canadian Paramedic Services National Conversation led by Darren Sandbeck, Senior Provincial Director & Chief Paramedic, Alberta Health Services Emergency Medical Services This... read more
UPDATE: Health departments in Iowa and Nebraska today announced that the source of Cyclospora infections in the two states is... read more
This is an overview of the new features and training session on using them, as well as existing Academy Analytics... read more
