Few of the country's EMS systems carry blood. But a growing number are starting, in the face of evidence that it could save thousands of lives.

The Veterans’ Health Administration, or VHA, provides care to military veterans and their families. But providing that care can get complicated during floods, which are growing more common as the ...

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Health officials at the Countess of Chester Hospital have been condemned by a jury after former fire station manager John ...

This aligns with Intermountain Health's ongoing efforts to simplify for our caregivers, patients and health plan members. Caregiver and team efforts to simplify include two types of activities.

While traffic police recognise the advantages of student involvement, concerns about safety and potential risks linger. Some ...

India is urging its neighbours, including Bangladesh and Pakistan, to take joint action against their shared problem of air ...

After 40 years of attending bi-weekly government meetings as an elected trustee and township supervisor, Bob Cannon will soon find his Monday nights free. Cannon, 76, chose not to run for re-election ...

And they did a lot of resource management. They did a lot of simulation ... for driving the kinds of transformational patient safety outcomes that we know every hospital is striving to achieve here in ...

The largest share of the money, about $40 billion, would go to the main disaster relief fund at the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Only about 1% of emergency medical vehicles — including ground and air ambulances — carry blood in the U.S. Instead, EMS teams often rely on crystalloid products, which are cheaper and easier to store ...