Creating Partnerships and Collaboration
There are a significant number of 911 calls throughout the United States that could be handled by someone other than law enforcement. When there’s no significant threat to public safety and a
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What is Mobile Integrated Healthcare-Community Paramedicine?
Have you been wondering about mobile integrated healthcare-community paramedicine? This article breaks down the function of these cutting-edge programs. Mobile integrated healthcare (MIH) and community paramedicine (CP) strive to balance an unstable
Learn MoreWhat If you dial 911 and a Mental Health Clinician Shows Up?
While many communities have started implementing co-response programs, they’re still few and far between in the real world. With these programs, people can be diverted away from the criminal justice system and
Learn MoreShould EMS Response to Mental Health Calls Lead the Way?
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a startling rise in mental health emergencies. EMS agencies and paramedics are questioning where they fit in the mental health response. Should EMS response to mental
Learn MoreCo-Responder Model or Non-Law Enforcement Responders?
CIT International released a fascinating paper on July 6th, 2021, on the co-responder model. However, before addressing the paper, it is essential to understand what CIT is what they stand for and
Learn MoreWhat Is the Proper Mental Health Crisis Response?
Millions of Americans suffer from mental health issues. However, research suggests that only half of those individuals receive any mental health treatment. It is estimated that nearly twenty percent of Americans are in some mental
Learn MoreThe Community Paramedicine Program and its Pros and Cons
Is your EMS agency considering implementing a community paramedicine program? Then, you are in the right place. Below, we delve into the pros and cons of a community paramedicine program. What is
Learn MoreThe Pros & Cons of Co-Responder Programs
According to The National Institute Of Health, more than 70,000 people in the United States died from a drug-involved overdose in 2019. In addition, approximately 95,000 people in the United States die from alcohol-related
Learn MoreCo-Response Program: Things to Know When Implementing a New One
Trying to implement co-response/co-responder program in your community can be challenging. However, it will also be a beneficial tool for police officers, mental health professionals, and communities. The purpose of a co-response
Learn More3 Community Paramedicine Models to Reduce Emergency 911 Calls
Every year, more people are calling 911. As a result, EMS agencies and hospitals are scrambling to meet the growing need. Amid the chaos, community paramedicine has risen to the challenge, offering
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