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Fundraising Efforts for EMSers

Written by AAA Staff on . Posted in Community, Spotlight.

The 9 Line Company (www.the9linecompany.com) has launched a campaign to support EMS professionals who have lost their homes and are facing significant hardships due to the recent fires.

 

As you may know, The 9 Line Company is a training and education organization, working with EMS personnel and first responders nationally and globally. Here at LifeLine EMS, two of our own EMTs have lost everything in the Eaton Fire, and we are aware of others at different companies facing similar devastating circumstances.

 

When we couldn’t find an organized effort to address this specific need, we decided to create one through 9 Line. Through this campaign, any EMS personnel in Southern California who have lost their homes or are experiencing severe challenges can reach out to The 9 Line Company for assistance. Every dollar donated will go directly to helping these EMS heroes rebuild and recover.

 

Two of our EMTs are in this position and it breaks my heart.

Please feel free to share this initiative. Many have asked how they can help, and contributing to this campaign would make a meaningful impact.

 

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Register Now: EMS Focus Webinar

Written by AAA Staff on . Posted in Member-Only, Patient Care, Webinars.

EMS Focus
WEBINAR

Post-Crash Care – Innovations in Managing Patient Entrapment and Extrication

Hosted by NHTSA’s Office of EMS on Thursday, December 19, at 1pm ET / 10am PT

EMS clinicians respond to nearly 1.5 million motor vehicle crashes on the nation’s roadways each year. Of those, at least 55,226 involve patients trapped or pinned in vehicles in need of extrication.

In this webinar, experts will explore entrapment-related injuries and the specialized skills and training EMS clinicians need.

Panelists will review:

  • Current NAEMSP recommendations for entrapped patients
  • The latest research from the United Kingdom
  • Traditional extrication techniques and technology
  • Rapid extrication methods, self-extrication and the hazards of prolonged entrapment
  • Training and skills needed to manage entrapped patients and support patient-centered rescue throughout the extrication process
  • Patient communication and airway, injury and hypothermia management
Register Now

Panelists Include:

Nichole Bosson, MD, MPH, NRP, FAEMS, medical director, Los Angeles County Emergency Medical Services Agency, associate clinical professor at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA; faculty member and EMS fellowship director in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Harbor-UCLA.

Tim Nutbeam, MB, ChB, Medicine, professor of emergency medicine and post-collision care, Peninsula Medical School, University of Plymouth, Great Britain; consultant in emergency medicine and prehospital emergency medicine.

Attendees will be encouraged to submit questions during any point of the discussion. The webinar and Q&A will last approximately one hour.

About EMS Focus

EMS Focus provides a venue to discuss crucial initiatives, issues and challenges for EMS stakeholders and leaders nationwide. Be sure to visit ems.gov for information about upcoming webinars and to view past recordings.

We are committed to providing equal access to this webinar for all participants. Persons with disabilities in need of an accommodation should contact nhtsa.ems@dot.gov to request an accommodation no later than Friday, December 13, 2024.

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OSHA’s Emergency Response Rulemaking Update

Written by AAA Staff on . Posted in News.

The OSHA Emergency Response Team shared an update on the Emergency Response Rulemaking Process on Friday, December 6, 2024. The update can be read below.

AAA President, Randy Strozyk, provided vital testimony during the public hearing process. We will continue to monitor the progress and share updates as they are available.

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Everyone here at OSHA would like to thank all of the people who participated in the Emergency Response public hearing, which ended on December 4. Your testimony has provided OSHA with valuable insights and points of view that will be critical in helping us continue through the rulemaking process.

Finalizing the daily hearing transcripts is underway, and we anticipate that they will be uploaded to Regulations.gov in the coming weeks, following review and approval by the Chief Administrative Law Judge.

In the meantime, the docket is open for submission of post-hearing comments at Regulations.gov. OSHA welcomes and encourages any additional comments, information and data from hearing participants and members of the public, which can be submitted until docket closure on January 17, 2025.

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