Interoperability Without Surrender
Interoperability Without Surrender
Should a Third-Service EMS Be Required to Grant Radio Access to Other Public Safety Partners?
Mutual Aid in EMS: Not a Failure—A Sign of a System That’s Grown Up
Mutual Aid in EMS: Not a Failure—A Sign of a System That’s Grown Up
Mutual aid in EMS is often misunderstood as a signal of weakness. In reality, it is one of the clearest indicators of a mature, well-governed, and regionally integrated emergency medical system.
Unified Command in EMS: Why ICS Isn’t a License to Direct Patient Care
Unified Command Isn’t a Crown: Why “Staying in Your Lane” Protects Patients, Crews, and Communities
An operational reality check for third-service, private, and not-for-profit EMS in a mixed-discipline response environment.
EMS Needs Smart Growth, Not Expensive Gadgets and Procedures
EMS Needs Smart Growth, Not Expensive Gadgets and Procedures
The crucial connection: Field providers and legislative engagement
For EMS field providers, understanding and actively participating in their state’s EMS legislative efforts is equally paramount. This engagement serves as the backbone for a well-functioning EMS system and ensures that providers have the resources, support and legal frameworks necessary to excel in their life-saving roles. Here are 5 ways to shape policies that enhance patient care, streamline operations and provide a safer working environment.
PSCG Earns Better Business Bureau Accreditation with an A+ Rating
The Shelton, CT based consulting firm, The Public Safety Consulting Group, LLC (PSCG), is pleased to announce today that it has met all BBB standards and is now an Accredited Business with an A+ rating.