Why do we need the community paramedic? Don’t we already have home health nurses? The answer is a resounding yes, we do need community paramedics! As community health paramedics play a vital
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Learn MoreWe’ve seen mobile-integrated healthcare community paramedicine impact on reducing hospital readmissions and EMS overload. How do we bring these benefits into the mainstream? How do we showcase the value of community paramedicine?
Learn MoreSince the late 90s, drug overdoses have spread like a virus. As a result, helping people who struggle with drug abuse is a complicated issue. However, post overdose response teams (PORT) seek
Learn MoreHave 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 MoreIs 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 MoreAccording 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 MoreTrying 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
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