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The EMS and Fire Role in Supporting Victims of Human Trafficking
Human trafficking often hides in plain sight on everyday EMS calls. We take a look at some common red flags and what responders should (and shouldn't) do when they suspect trafficking. -
Teaching EMS Students to Recognize and Manage Frail Patients
Frailty can affect patients of all ages, not just the elderly. We take a look at training cases and ways educators can teach EMS students how to manage frail patients. -
Customer Spotlight Q&A: Dr. Edward “Ted” Lee Strengthens EMR Education Through the Use of EMR: Your First Response in Emergency Care, Eighth Edition
In this Q&A, Dr. Edward “Ted” Lee, Director of Emergency Medical Test Preparation at Impact EMS Training discusses using Emergency Medical Responder: Your First Response in Emergency Care, Eighth Edition, to prepare EMR learners. -
The Importance of Peer Support When Training First Responders
Peer support isn’t just a “nice to have” in first responder training. Here's a look at why training programs that emphasize peer support are better equipped to reduce stigma and protect the people who protect us. -
Speaker Lineup at FDIC 2026
Public Safety Group is proud to have several affiliated speakers at FDIC 2026. Let's take a closer look at some of the exceptional speakers who will be sharing their expertise. -
How EMS Instructors Can Effectively Teach Mental Health Topics
Despite how frequently mental health is a factor in EMS calls, the topic has long been treated as an afterthought in the classroom. How can educators address this disconnect and better prepare students for the realities they’ll face in the field? -
How to Teach EMS Students to Communicate with Patients with Limited Health Literacy
Patients understand medical information at very different levels, and EMS must be ready for all of them. Here’s how educators can teach clear, effective communication to improve patient care. -
What EMS Can Do Differently When Caring for Older Adult Patients
Older adults have unique health challenges that can affect emergency care outcomes. Here's what EMS needs to know to provide the best care to these patients. -
Five Important Facts About NREMT Certification
As your NREMT exam day looms closer, understand the complicated regulations surrounding your certification as an EMT or Paramedic. Here are five facts about certification. -
What EMS Should Know about Postpartum Risks and Women’s Health
Each year, there are hundreds of preventable pregnancy-related deaths in the United States. What can EMS do to better identify and treat postpartum patients during emergency calls?
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Customer Spotlight Q&A: Jason Marquez, EMT-P President and CEO, First Response Training Group Orlando, Florida
Jason Marquez, EMT-P, President and CEO, First Response Training Group Orlando, Florida, talks about his experience using the Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured, Twelfth Edition and Nancy Caroline’s Emergency Care in the Streets, Ninth Edition.Full story
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Webinar Recording: What EMT Instructors Have Been Asking For: Now in Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured, Thirteenth Edition
This is a recording of the Navigate courseware webinar from March 24th, 2026 on Emergency Care and Transportation of the Sick and Injured, Thirteenth Edition, led by Jameel Sylvia, MPA, NRP from The Public Safety Group. For more information on this title, please visit go.psglearning.com/EMT13eFull story
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ECSI Tutorial Series (3): How to Create and Submit a Course Roster
Hey there, ECSI Education Center coordinators and instructors! Do you know how to issue your course completion cards? Let's find out!Full story
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Fisdap Instructor Tutorial: How do I view which preceptors have completed the training?
To see a list of who's completed the training, go to the orange Reports tab and click on the Accreditation link.Full story
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Medical Director Discusses the Importance of Evidence-Based Content for EMS Recertification
Evidence-based medicine uses the scientific method to organize and apply current data to improve health care decisions. Despite its ubiquitous usage in health care, it is relatively new to prehospital care. Is it time for a change?Full story
