Here are your start-ems, sit-ems for Week 3 of fantasy football:
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He his also editor in chief of EMS Wire, a online Public Safety/EMS blog and news service.
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EMS Growth Opportunity: SVI continues to benefit from stability in the EMS market, which is driven by industrial demand.
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Five individuals were transported by Alexandria EMS, Arlington County EMS, and U.S. Park Police helicopter to local hospitals with gunshot wounds.
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Whether you're curious about trying EMS yourself, or aren't sure about the whole trend, here's what you need to know: How does EMS work?
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Wednesday night, the female EMT was "awake and surrounded by her loved ones and her EMS family" at Massachusetts General Hospital, the Boston EMS stated.
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He is also a contributing writer for The Hill, and editor in chief of EMS Wire which is an online Public Safety/EMS blog/news service.
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According to Bernstein, EMS machines allow you to activate more muscle fibers than you could if you were to just do a standard strength exercise without EMS.
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As exciting as EMS sounds, simply wearing an EMS suit and pressing a bunch of buttons will not have the same effect on your body as actually exercising.
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The number of EMS personnel out sick is increasing and may soon reach 30%, multiple EMS officials said, which would lead to a serious decline in ambulance services.
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Dr. Sahni is the Medical Director of the Lake Oswego Fire Department, Clackamas County EMS, and Washington County EMS, and is NAEMSP's Advocacy Committee Chair and Past-President.
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And with compositors setting 700-1,500 ems an hour, and an American newspaper of 18953 averaging about 75,000 ems of copy, typesetting was one of a newspaper's biggest costs.
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Todd Sauvageau issued a departmental order saying that officers shall never demand that EMS sedate a subject, and that those decisions need to be made by EMS personnel, not officers.
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He is also editor in chief of EMS Wire, an online Public Safety/EMS blog and news service, and has served the community as an EMT/paramedic for 15 years.
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Despite intervention led by the National Association of EMS Physicians (NAEMSP) and allied stakeholders, the DEA proceeded with the intention to criminalize EMS administration of certain life-saving standing orders.
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This workout model might be somewhat legit: A 2016 study found that people who did a six-week squat program with EMS had greater strength improvements than those who did not use EMS.
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Dr. Dorsett is a Senior Clinical Instructor of Emergency Medicine and Emergency Medicine and EMS Physician at the University of Rochester Medical Center and a member of the National Association of EMS Physicians.
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"EMS will remain in contact with ENTSO-E seeking a solution to the problem," EMS said, adding that prior to any decision about possible sanctions all the facts and responsibility had to established.
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The parents of five other students declined the EMS transport.
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This is 24% of all EMs included in the report.
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Highland EMS Chief Brian Wilson said Zobrist was a hero.
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He was pronounced dead at the scene by EMS workers.
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Should I stop working out forever and just do EMS?
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Just touching Fentanyl can send an EMS worker into overdose.
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Can we get EMS code 3, Washburn and 51st street?
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We call this proposal the Epidemic Market Solution or EMS.
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The crisis is taking an emotional toll on EMS personnel.
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Stewart told reporters the EMS worker was referring to Salamoni.
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EMS did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Dodge 'ems Then there were the attempts to duck scrutiny.
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EMs have found themselves in favor again after a wobbly 2015.
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DC Fire and EMS received a call at 9:23 p.m.
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EMS, Patria, Advent, CVC and Bank of America declined to comment.
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More than 15 EMS crews were dispatched about 6:30 a.m.
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Altogether, the researchers studied 43,656 patients treated by 112 EMS agencies.
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EMS folks, they're right in front, if you can find somebody.
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EMS responded but Signore refused medical attention, according to the statement.
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Larger, high-profile EMs are not facing major strains financing CADs.
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Joseph Ems is no longer facing a charge of reckless endangerment.
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EMS evaluated the detainees on site and were cleared to travel.
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Check out our start 'em, sit 'ems for Week 7 below.
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Check out our start 'em, sit 'ems for Week 9 below.
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Check out our start 'em, sit 'ems for Week 8 below.
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There are no major EMs left to integrate with the world.
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In part, this reflects improved near-term economic prospects for EMs.
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Check out our start 'em, sit 'ems for Week 10 below.
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The answer has to be spelled out, though, so it's EMS.
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A statement from DC Fire and EMS Chief Gregory Dean. pic.twitter.
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Most are police, roughly 400 are EMS and 200 are firefighters.
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The boy was treated by EMS at the scene and released.
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Large Police and EMS response, please stay clear while crews work.
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Including these, there are 18 EMs for whom real credit growth exceeded 15% in two successive years in 2013-2016 (the trigger for an MPI 2 or above for EMs), up from 17 in the previous report.
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Dodge said the efforts of responding EMS workers was all for naught.
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There's also a full medical center, and emergency fire and EMS team.
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EMS: Up to 50% off adventure essentials like tents and camping chairs.
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Sweat drips from beneath the bill of Ray's brown EMS baseball cap.
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He was pronounced dead at the scene soon after EMS personnel arrived.
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Law enforcement, firefighters, EMS, and even school nurses are taking the course.
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Fortunately, however, EMS workers arrived in time to save the young couple.
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EMS responded to a record-breaking 1.5 million 911 calls last year.
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Check out 10 start 'ems for fantasy football in Week 2 below.
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After all, EMs now account for over 60 percent of global GDP.
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Heading into Week 6, here's our fantasy football start 'em, sit 'ems.
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The FDNY declined to make the EMS student available for an interview.
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By midday, DC Fire and EMS said it had saved 15 drivers.
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It took eight minutes for EMS to get there and he died.
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Capital flows to EMs reduced sharply during 35300, especially from mutual funds.
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EMS directors should build this into their protocols and standard operating procedures.
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The EMS technique is actually more commonly used among physical therapy patients.
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EMS, fire and rescue workers were there in case they were needed.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Substantial Scale and Scope: Jabil is the third-largest electronic manufacturing services (EMS) provider with a balanced global manufacturing footprint and full suite of increasingly complex EMS product offerings, including design, engineering, and product lifecycle management.
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What It Is: Electric Muscle Stimulation (EMS) Who Tried It: Grace Gavilanes, PEOPLE.
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But talk to your doctor before you try EMS if you're not sure.
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Dr. Lenny Weiss, Pittsburgh's assistant EMS medical director, lives near Tree of Life.
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"People get into EMS to help others and that's just what they did."
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Whether EMs can continue to recover may depend on China's ability to rebound.
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Of those cases, 28 people were receiving CPR when the EMS crew arrived.
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Sanofi, EMS, Torrent Pharma and all the private equity funds declined to comment.
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But we deal with this because EMS can't deal with it by themselves.
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When Waldo scampered clear, I repositioned myself behind an EMS van for protection.
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"Our EMS won't come," says one of the Cleveland officers in the video.
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Nine people were transported to area hospitals, Boston EMS spokeswoman Caitlin McLaughlin said.
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"We are awaiting arraignment of the suspect right now," Boston's EMS department told CNN.
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A local EMS department can provide information about state and local protocols and requirements.
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"It can be anywhere," says Jody Meiman, the executive director for Louisville Metro EMS.
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This is a positive for EMs, particularly those heavily involved in manufacturing, he said.
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CNN affiliate KTRE reported that Bumpous is a former EMS employee from Crockett, Texas.
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The planes were met by police, EMS, Customs and Border Protection, and CDC officers.
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BRAZILIAN PHARMACEUTICAL CO EMS CONSIDERED FRONT-RUNNER, BLACKSTONE-BACKED PATRIA MAY ALSO BID -SOURCES
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"Be patient with the ER nurse/EMS/PD/FD in your life," she wrote.
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The study did not reveal why some EMS agencies did better than others, however.
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EMS arrived and transported the male to Lincoln Hospital where he was pronounced deceased.
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Ems' lawyer claims the video shows him reaching for him but not punching him.
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EMs are highly diverse, spanning four continents and 20 time zones, and numerous currencies.
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His client Joseph Ems is the second brother to plead guilty in the case.
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FDNY EMS is working with Port Authority on scene, and the situation is developing.
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Here are our start 'em, sit 'ems for Week 7 of the NFL season.
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Here are our start 'em, sit 'ems for Week 8 of the NFL season.
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EMS teams can have detailed information about a person's allergies or prescriptions they're taking.
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In 2014, only 12 states allowed basic EMS staff to administer naloxone for overdose.
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As happened in the 1980s and 1990s, some EMs will continue to do well.
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Here are our start 'em, sit 'ems for Week 11 of the NFL season.
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It happened fast but they called EMS and provide[d] comfort to the mom.
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An EMS dispatcher told Lopez to give Butler a towel to stop the bleeding.
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We employ an EMS company on-site for every music concert and club night.
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"I'm thankful to the incredible Miami Beach EMS team for their efforts," he added.
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The EMS turns on its head the secrecy and noncooperation that plagues proprietary research.
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The macroeconomic headwinds are also affecting the outlook for corporates and banks in EMs.
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D.C. Metropolitan Police and Fire and EMS units were seen entering from Pennsylvania Ave.
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Capital market debt funding has been rising in EMs but from a low level.
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Police, fire and EMS are prepared to work outside of the city's internet network.
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We're told fire and EMS got a call for cardiac arrest for a female.
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A D.C. Fire and EMS spokesman said two of the victims suffered serious injuries.
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There are 17 EMs for whom real credit growth exceeded 15% in two successive years in 2013-2016 (the trigger for an MPI 2 or above for EMs), or 23% of those included in the report, down from 25 in the previous report.
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A 56-year-old male was removed from the water and declared deceased by EMS.
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Boston EMS said it would like "to thank everyone for their heartfelt thoughts and prayers."
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Good sign: DC F/EMS returning units, including their mass casualty support unit, to service.
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Inside the bra are 18 electrical muscle stimulator (EMS) pads, which seems like too many.
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As far as workouts go, EMS is very extra, and some might say it's gimmicky.
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EMS workers were tapped to put in IVs and rotate patients to help check wounds.
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"This sounds like standard American Heart Association guidelines, which most EMS agencies use," Wesley said.
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He was pronounced dead at the scene after EMS personnel were unable to revive him.
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He showed "no sign of distress," according to an EMS spokesperson, and declined medical attention.
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He was transported by the FDNY-EMS from the jail to New York Downtown Hospital.
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Joseph Ems Jr. pleaded guilty Wednesday to misdemeanor hazing and furnishing alcohol to a minor.
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Ems, a 22-year-old who lives in Philadelphia, is scheduled for sentencing Sept. 27.
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"It's a tragic situation, but criminally, Joey Ems did not commit a crime," he said.
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Now that the dollar is strengthening, we have turned into a deleveraging cycle in EMs.
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Meanwhile, reserve buffers and less reliance on hard currency debt will help EMs manage rebalancing.
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And when the EMS team arrived, everyone realized they couldn't get Baker on a stretcher.
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Current efforts to train border agents in EMS risk conflicts of loyalty and moral distress.
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"Unfortunately we were not able to help two people," the EMS said on its Twitter.
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Even if EMS gets there first, they're not leaving the ambulance until we get there.
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Capitol South Station: MTPD, MPD, USCP & DC EMS o/s responding to a confirmed stabbing.
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Authorities said deputies, firefighters and EMS workers arrived to Coble's Zebulon home before 8 a.m.
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"It's more vulnerable than other EMs and this is weighing on the lira," he said.
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Advent, Ache, EMS, Eurofarma and Bank of America did not immediately comment on the matter.
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An additional 46 fire/EMS suicides have been verified by the Firefighter Behavioral Health Alliance.
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The EMS service, which is used in physical therapy, contracts muscles using electrodes — an important nugget of information that worried me at first, considering that I'd be doing planks, lunges and squats while connected to one of two EMS machines at the Core Club.
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"Yes there are domestic issues each of the EMs have, but it's wrong to point fingers at EMs when all of us recognize that the side effects or the ramifications of the 2008-2009 great recession are still being felt around the globe," Gordhan said.
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Sometimes they think of EMS as being ambulance drivers, but the reality is, the things that EMS people see in their jobs, let's say over the course of a month, may be things that people will never see in the course of their lifetime.
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Since EMS crews had previously responded to cardiac-arrest calls at those sites, researchers compared those dispatch and travel times with their drone flights: While EMS services took 22 minutes from dispatch to arrival, the drone made the trip in just over 5 minutes.
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In Seattle, an EMS responder developed an EpiPen alternative now in wide-use throughout the region.
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"EMS responded to the location and pronounced the child deceased at the scene," the statement continues.
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We have some officers on site and who will go ahead and let the EMS through.
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EMs are sensitive to U.S. interest rate changes because many governments and companies borrow in dollars.
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People who have pacemakers or defibrillators shouldn't use EMS, because it can interfere with the devices.
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This is a subject that needs to be clearly made by EMS personnel — not MPD officers.
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Since EMS programs are reimbursed per call, longer drives means less calls and thus less revenue.
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"When we arrived, the car was engulfed in flames," DC Fire and EMS said on Facebook.
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EMS personnel can provide lifesaving care en route and determine the best hospital for your needs.
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That is blindingly fast when the usual working pace was 21921 to 210,18943 ems an hour.
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Officials described her injuries as minor and EMS on the scene took her to the hospital.
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Charles County Fire/EMS provided treatment to the children on the scene, the sheriff's office said.
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Cops say Kairi was treated by EMS after complaining of chest pains, but was later released.
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We're told cops and EMS responded quickly and transported Paz to a nearby hospital for treatment.
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Other EMs, with a stronger dollar in 2015, capital outflows were rushing out from these countries.
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Serino served as FEMA deputy administrator from 2009 to 2014 and as chief of Boston EMS.
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Maynard called the EMS team in nearby Wendell but was prepared to do the job himself.
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Are emerging markets (EMs) still the engine of global growth, or are they a busted flush?
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EMS then responded to a call for cardiac arrest for a female, according to The Blast.
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When I played the Buchla at EMS, I felt like I received messages from outer space.
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"Then I went back to him and comforted him until EMS arrived," he told the court.
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Hidalgo County EMS arrives on scene within minutes and they were able to revive her twice.
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At the height of the fire, the department had 200 firefighters and EMS personnel on scene.
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EMS responded to a call for cardiac arrest for a female, The Blast and TMZ report.
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EMS blamed Kosovo for "withdrawing in an unauthorized manner uncontracted electricity" from the synchronized European grid.
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Eleven people were taken to the hospital, according to Sedgwick County EMS Director Dr. John Gallagher.
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Breaking: Fan video of musician #Meatloaf collapsing at a concert in Edmonton, AB. Taken by EMS.
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Since 2014, EMs including China, Vietnam, Russia and Kazakhstan have started moving towards floating exchange rate regimes.
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Ohio and Colorado are just two states that allow EMS technicians to provide care to working dogs.
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The Howard County Fire & EMS agency tweeted that water was above the first floor of some buildings.
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The number of EMs scoring MPI 103, indicating high vulnerability to systemic risk is unchanged at 3.
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An EMT-certified Border Patrol agent started emergency medical care until EMS arrived at 12:29 p.m.
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For one, although all devices emit an electromagnetic signature, the same product will release extremely similar EMs.
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But lately, boutique workout aficionados and fitness influencers have been buzzing about workouts that incorporate EMS technology.
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The FDA has received reports of shocks, burns, bruising, skin irritation, and pain from unregulated EMS devices.
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EMS personnel remove a passenger from the downed plane at West 20103rd Street and West Side Highway.
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Four Minneapolis police officers and two EMS personnel responded and decided to sedate the man, who protested.
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The analysis is based on 110 Fitch-rated sovereigns, and uses IMF classification of EMs and DMs.
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The euro was formally established in 1999, 20 years after the EMS unveiled the ECU and ERM.
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Not only are you unqualified for most of today's middle class jobs – police officer, EMS, teacher, etc.
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Despite the challenges, there are some who have faith the SE can enjoy decent sales within EMs.
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Philadelphia Fire and EMS used Narcan last year about 4,200 times, mostly in the Kensington neighborhood, Capt.
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So overall, the global growth will rise to 3.5%, EMs to 4.9% and DMs keeping around 2%.
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"Atascocita EMS were at the home and determined the woman, Freeda George Foreman, was deceased," police said.
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Video from CNN affiliate KYW showed police, fire and EMS services at the scene as onlookers gathered.
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"EMS" — the initials for Edward Malcolm Snider — was painted on a banner and enveloped by a wreath.
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Lillian Bonsingnore is the Fire Department of New York's very first woman and openly gay EMS Chief.
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Along the way, she became an instructor at the EMS Academy and endured the grueling paramedic's training.
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Employees in windbreakers, "EMS" emblazoned on the backs, hopped out and headed for the emergency room door.
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Multiple EMS techs are speaking with him and treating an injury to the side of his head.
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On Thursday evening, EMS was on track to potentially receive as many as 7,243 calls by midnight.
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And in emerging markets (EMs), the issue of investment flows tends to be especially important, he said.
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The stabbing victim is in his 50s with a life-threatening wound, Austin-Travis County EMS said.
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After calling EMS dispatch he quickly went outside and saw his colleagues taking formation in neighboring yards.
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And in emerging markets (EMs), the issue of investment flows tends to be especially important, he said.
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The current estimate is that fire/EMS suicides are being undercounted by as much as 60 percent.
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Another EMS medic who has spent 15 years working in the field wrote about a suicide attempt.
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The Positive Outlook reflects Fitch's view that several evolving trends in the EMS sector (electronification of everything, product agnostic strategies, internal and external design collaboration) are addressing the cyclicality, customer concentration and low margins that have long been the primary credit risks relevant to Flex and other EMS providers.
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Pender EMS & Fire, Inc posted the image on Facebook, telling drivers to expect delays due to the spill.
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The county, without its own EMS, police, or fire services, is ill-equipped to handle the traffic boom.
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Maybe you went to physical therapy for an injury and are well-acquainted with electrical muscle stimulation (EMS).
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Despite the catchy name, the electricity and shock you'd typically experience during an EMS workout is pretty minimal.
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An EMS expert contacted by BuzzFeed News said the details in the post are consistent with standard practices.
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The 15-year-old was checked out by EMS after leaving the pool but was unharmed, officials said.
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A spokesperson for the FDNY told BuzzFeed News the woman was passed off to EMS in good condition.
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Derrick Ray with Cabell County EMS gets out of his ambulance at the "showing up and dying" scene.
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The median CAD for Fitch-rated EMs rose to 3.3% of GDP in 2016 from 2.5% in 103.
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All passengers were able to make it to shore, where EMS treated them, said the Pasco Sheriff's Office.
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The typical election management system (EMS) is a nearly decade old desktop computer running software no longer manufactured.
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Yet, the EMS is the brain of the voting system, and "programs" the voting machines for each election.
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In November, the IIF warned of an approaching credit crunch in EMs as bank lending conditions deteriorated sharply.
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Following a number of uncertain years, dogged by elevated external vulnerabilities and economic headwinds, EMs now look sturdier.
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That gives the drug a "route right to the brain," said Christopher Hickey, the fire department's EMS officer.
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So Baker's husband and Maynard held the mother's hands and urged her to wait for the EMS team.
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This reflects banks' significant loss-absorption capacity, still positive economic growth in most EMs and available sovereign support.
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In some areas, water levels reached above the first floor of buildings, Howard County Fire and EMS said.
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"Yes, but we're talking about extreme heat," explains Shannon Sovndal, MD, the EMS medical director in Boulder, Colorado.
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EMS has been around for years, mainly in physical therapy, because it can cause muscles to contract rapidly.
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We're told cops and EMS responded to the scene to check everyone out and gave the all clear.
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The report of ill children brought officers and EMS workers to Anton Grdina School about 1:45 p.m. Monday.
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At least two other people from a surrounding home suffered non-life threatening injuries, the Mecklenburg EMS Agency said.
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They are focusing now on demand from Emergency Medical Services (EMS), law enforcement, Search and Rescue (SAR) and firefighting.
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Benson's passenger, identified only as woman in her 30s, also was killed, according to the Austin-Travis County EMS.
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So, with the help of the men and EMS, Laura gave birth to Halyn in the van, WMAR reported.
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EMS responded to the location and transported the aided female to Bronx Lebanon Hospital, where she was pronounced deceased.
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This technology, used in the military and in EMS kits around the world was the basis for their company.
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Boston EMS said they transported 13 patients from Logan International Airport to the Massachusetts General Hospital with minor symptoms.
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The young mother was attended to by Border Patrol agents and EMS before being rushed to a nearby hospital.
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Fire department and EMS personnel treated her as they rushed her to MedStar Washington Hospital Center, the report states.
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EMS washes his eyes out in the back of an ambulance and takes him to be treated for shock.
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When he began to regain consciousness, the officer asked the EMS responder how much ketamine he had with him.
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Regardless of Zuckerberg's intentions, tech analysts agree that gaining new users is vital to Facebook's business plan in EMs.
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If EMS workers are dispatched, he said, they are obligated to treat the patient they were called to help.
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Ems will need resources like materials to make hardware and cooling apparatuses, just as humans need food and shelter.
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The European Monetary System (EMS) introduced the European currency unit (ECU) as well as the exchange rate mechanism (ERM).
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In EMs, 10% of bank ratings are still driven by sovereign support, either directly or via state-supported parents.
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Ruben is CEO of EMS University and has also served the community as an EMT/Paramedic for 15 years.
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Right now, they're in desperate need of wheelchairs, hospital socks and blankets, said Andrew Kincannon of Houston Fire EMS.
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Benson's passenger, identified only as woman in her 63s, also was killed, according to the Austin-Travis County EMS.
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"Guaranteed delivery only via EMS, other shipping methods will not be guaranteed," reads one email sent to subcommittee staff.
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Researchers tested nine oxygen tanks carried by three ambulances based at an emergency medical services (EMS) station in Alabama.
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With Week 4 of the NFL season upon us, here are our start 'em, sit 'ems for this week.
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Customer Concentration: Like most EMS providers, Flex derives a significant portion of its revenue from a select few customers.
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This might result in stronger dollar, more cash outflows from EMs, and tax codes could become more competitive internationally.
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"This is a decision that needs to be clearly made by EMS personnel, not MPD officers," the order said.
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Three Washington, D.C., first responders tested positive for COVID-19, Fire and EMS Chief Gregory M. Dean announced Thursday.
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After police arrived, EMS also responded to the incident and pronounced the man dead at the scene, Mason says.
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Once authorities finally arrived, Springer was transported by Life EMS to St. Mary's Regional Medical Center to undergo surgery.
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"EMS personnel transported the child to a local hospital for observation and is in good condition," the statement says.
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Apart from stronger current accounts, analysts have mentioned higher growth and lower inflation as other positive factors in EMs.
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But... EMS isn't enough to actually have the same effect on your bod as exercising would, Refinery29 previously reported.
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EMS-Chemie Holding affirmed its full-year guidance as it reported an 11 percent gain in nine-month sales.
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The Alberta EMS and Chasing Summer did not respond to THUMP's requests for comment at the time of publication.
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Kelly is also a certified paramedic and was an EMS instructor at Hennepin County Medical Center, according to his resume.
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My heart is with the victims and families—I am grateful to the NYPD, FDNY, EMS, NYS police and FBI.
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Though EMS took Prince to a local hospital, he "left within a few hours" on his jet, home to Minneapolis.
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Because EMS involves electricity, there's a chance that the wires or cables could lead to electrocution, according to the FDA.
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According to Austin-Travis County EMS, three people were taken to Dell Seton Medical Center with gunshot wounds, KXAN reports.
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Once on parole or probation, Andy Buxton will pay $2,843 to three EMS and ambulatory agencies in Mon Valley, Pennsylvania.
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On August 21, EMS workers in Springfield, Ohio, found a heroin user passed out behind the wheel of a car.
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With more experience, the rate could easily hit several thousand ems an hour, no matter the size of the type.
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Linotype swifts, as praised in the Linotype Bulletin in 1921, could easily hit sustained rates above 10,000 ems an hour.
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In Massachusetts, EMS opioid overdose calls hit 20,978 in 2016, up from 8,389 in 2013, according to a state report.
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In addition, manufacturers increasingly rely on EMS providers in their overall supply chain, in particular outside the consumer electronics sector.
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He said that an EMS squad dispatched to the scene of an overdose would never leave a victim to die.
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The Latam sale is in the final stages, with Brazilian pharmaceutical firm EMS seen as the frontrunner, the sources said.
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A look at the IIF's regional breakdown showed Asian EMs attracted $20.6 billion, over half of the total EM inflows.
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The Connecting Heroes Initiative would give free unlimited talk, text and 5G internet for law enforcement, fire and EMS services.
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The Connecting Heroes Initiative would give free unlimited talk, text and 5G internet for law enforcement, fire and EMS services.
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Also, Gibson points out, the samples only came from a single EMS station, and at only one point in time.
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She started out as an EMT in the Bronx in 1991 and now she runs the country's largest EMS team.
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Add in the recovery of commodity prices, which many EMs are levered to, and the economic picture looks very good.
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"It didn't quite play out like they had hoped," said Mike Ward, executive director of the National EMS Management Association.
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Private companies now represent about 25 percent of all ambulance providers, according to the National Association of State EMS Officials.
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Arlington police officers, the fire department and EMS were dispatched to the scene to conduct a welfare check, officials said.
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Beverly and Davalos looked after Carina and the baby, while Balli talked to EMS and looked after Andres and Luigiani.
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EMS has since matured into the nation's front line of healthcare, but it's not reflected in the laws governing it.
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They began contacting the 763 individuals identified through EMS calls or who visited emergency rooms with a scooter-related injury.
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On Thursday, the Bonefish Grill in North Charleston treated 100 fire officials, EMS and police officers to a free dinner.
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Chesterfield Fire and EMS spokesman Lt. Jason Elmore tweeted drone footage of the tornado's destruction, including buildings that were annihilated.
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"In the absence of much improvement in the fundamental economic outlook for EMs, it appears that March's surge in flows to EMs was mainly due to a global risk-on shift in investor behaviour and lower mature market interest rates, supported by surprisingly dovish signals from the (Fed) on March 16," the note said.
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In January, EMS crews responded to an average of 22 overdose calls a day -- 33% more than this time last year.
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An increase in rates can lead to a stronger dollar and to greater capital outflows from EMs, as investors seek returns.
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"If you do anything stupid you're going to get hurt further," he then tells Rush after calling EMS to the scene.
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So, it's important to do your research and inquire about what kind of EMS device the trainer or gym is using.
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Fire Dept, and Uvalde EMS arrived in the vicinity of Chalk Bluff Park off HWY 55 to assist with the search.
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All passengers were taken off the passenger train, with over 100 patients transported to local hospitals, according to Lexington County EMS.
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State and local police, fire, and EMS workers are all eligible for the discount, be they current employees, retirees, or volunteers.
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ER24 EMS, an emergency medical service, confirmed Katy, who was born in America, and Finn were airlifted to Busamed Modderfontein Hospital.
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Kircher, who's been serving with the EMS for 35 years, said he's seen dramatic changes in drug use in the area.
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Austin Police and EMS responded to reports of an explosion at a Goodwill store on the southwest side of the city.
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Increasing Margins: Fitch expects Jabil's diversified manufacturing segment (DMS) to outgrow its EMS (assuming no material disengagements) over the intermediate term.
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Governor John Bel Edwards signed a bill today that includes police, firefighters, and EMS personnel within the state's hate crime statute.
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According to the Middletown Fire Department, EMS units responded to 535 opiate overdoses in 2016, 77 of which resulted in death.
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Chapman, meanwhile, complained of chest pain and was treated by EMS, but was later released to her father, the report said.
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Ems will be very poor, however, because they will be able to replicate themselves much faster than the economy will grow.
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Other EMs, he says, would find it impossible to support their own currencies while engaging in such large-scale asset purchases.
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"The child was dead by the time EMS arrived," Ed Griffith, a spokesman for the state attorney, wrote in an email.
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While official pricing hasn't been released for most EMs, reports already point to higher prices than those mentioned at Monday's launch.
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Brazil's EMS has already built a small presence in Central and Eastern Europe with the 2017 purchase of Serbian laboratory Galenika.
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Most investors recognize the potential of EMs, yet struggle to find the right investment approach to participate in these appealing markets.
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Howard County Fire and EMS urged residents to evacuate downtown or move to higher ground while rescue teams swarmed the area.
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The person killed was found dead at the scene, Austin-Travis County EMS Captain Rick Rutledge said in a telephone interview.
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Like police, fire departments and EMS the ED meets the test for being a public good and should be financed accordingly.
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The EMS worker said Salamoni yelled at her to "stop touching the patient" after he inquired about the victim's gunshot wounds.
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And Cleveland EMS refused to send an ambulance because the man, although he was shot in the city, drove into Euclid.
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EMS arrived 40 minutes later and took Markowitz to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 9:37 p.m.
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The NYPD's intelligence division, along with hazmat units, EMS services, emergency service units and Secret Service units, responded to the call.
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EMS works by essentially "shocking" your muscles using electrode pads that micic the signal your brain sends to make muscles contract.
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The search has been turned over to DC Fire, EMS and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, she said.
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I was also a little mystified for a moment over EMS starring in 'Mad Max' (oh, I mean "lead characters," sorry).
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But in order to sustain these efforts and build a better system of care for all Americans, the federal government's understanding of EMS and its reimbursement structure must modernize to recognize EMS' contribution to the health and prosperity of the communities they serve, as well as to give patients the medical care they need and deserve.
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We achieved this by considering the charging opportunities during the trip—something that is not possible with existing EMS (energy management systems).
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Virginia Beach's EMS department is unique as it is composed of a number of full-time volunteers in addition to career workers.
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On average, people in wealthier zip codes had a total EMS time of 13.6 minutes, compared with 18.8 minutes in poorer areas.
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Typically, EMS is used in situations where a person has muscular inhibition and weakness, due to pain, swelling, and immobilization, he says.
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EMS can "involuntarily activate" or wake up the quads, so that people don't totally lose their muscle mass or function, he says.
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So, we asked Milo Bernstein, the owner of Epulse, an EMS workout in New York City, to answer some of our questions.
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Epstein was transported by EMS to a local hospital for treatment of life-threatening injuries, and subsequently pronounced dead by hospital staff.
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Make a list: "If you're unable to respond to EMS providers' questions, they'll look in your wallet for info," says Dr. McGann.
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Kircher's EMS unit saw 107 overdoses in 2015 in the five boroughs and townships they serve in the northern suburbs of Pittsburgh.
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Clemson University EMS and Fire were also dispatched and helped transport the injured partygoers to the hospital, according to the campus alert.
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Moments after Pennell, 25, called EMS, a vehicle heading westbound on SR 60 entered the median and struck them both, police said.
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First on the scene, the senior paramedic with Cabell County EMS finds a compact car stuck on a curb in the median.
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Three injured people were transferred to a local hospital by ambulance, while four others arrived by private means, an EMS spokesman said.
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But it's come under fire from net neutrality advocates and cast doubt on the social media giant's strategy in emerging markets (EMs).
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Dr. Will sprinted down and stabilized the man for about 20 minutes until EMS showed up and took him to the hospital.
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Increasing Margins, FCF: Fitch expects Jabil's diversified manufacturing segment (DMS) to outgrow its EMS (assuming no material disengagements) over the intermediate term.
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"We can confirm they were given a substance that was considered poisonous for human consumption," Honolulu EMS spokesman Dustin Malama told PEOPLE.
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Bonsignore: Today, I can stand here and accept a promotion to the highest position in FDNY EMS, even though I'm a woman.
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The latest blowup came in February, when TransCare EMS, controlled by the firm Patriarch Partners, filed for bankruptcy, closing its doors forever.
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Firms need not wallow in patent litigation in order to profit from new ideas — indeed; the EMS bypasses the patent system entirely.
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He said that firefighters, EMS and other workers at FDNY will be "tracked" daily after encountering someone who tested positive for coronavirus.
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CNN affiliate WMUR reported at the time that the board voted to contract with a nearby town for police and EMS coverage.
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For that, and the years of determined advocacy and support from the EMS industry and congressional supporters, all of us are grateful.
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Pelican's new, magnetic Easy Mount System, or EMS, is, fittingly, one of the easiest modular phone mount systems that I've ever used.
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The year of the electric truck The world of brawny haul-ems with whisper-quiet, earth-friendly engines is about to explode.
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With such technology, it might not be long until we see see EMS body suits shipping with new Vive or Oculus units.
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An EMS worker reported recovering the bag still containing three gummy bears and a plastic bottle containing several gummy worms and gummy bears.
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An EMS truck had pulled into his driveway, "and I could hear the tactical radio of what was going on," he tells PEOPLE.
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She allegedly said the baby was hot and appeared to be having seizures, and said she called EMS immediately, according to the indictment.
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He was pronounced dead on the scene by EMS, but the medical examiner has yet to determine his cause of death, NYPD said.
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Firefighters expect calls about cats in trees, but a cat stuck in a toilet was a first for Kansas' Ford County Fire & EMS.
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Congestion hurts every aspect of life and it's a public safety hazard for fire, EMS, and police trying to get to their jobs.
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About 60 to 70 percent of the Chinese market was spread among the top 10 players, including the state-backed delivery firm EMS.
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"These findings suggest there may be important differences in the quality of resuscitation efforts among different EMS agencies," Fonarow said in an email.
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Friday, Melinda told a dispatcher she wanted "to be a boy" and needed an EMS but was unable to give her exact address.
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In one case, police and EMS workers responded to a call about a man who appeared to be having a mental health crisis.
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SVI operates in the EMS industry with a risk profile similar to that of KCE Electronics Public Company Limited (KCE, A-(tha)/Stable).
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Prior to his appointment as deputy administrator, he served as chief of Boston EMS and assistant director of the Boston Public Health Commission.
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"The positive economic data flow in EMs has been a significant source of support in January and February," IIF said in the report.
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Instead, the state trooper summoned an EMS team, which delivered the couple's baby girl on the side of North Carolina's US 64 highway.
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At the police station, Stroye told an EMS technician he was having an asthma attack, and he feared he had suffered a concussion.
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For more click * EMS Chemie said net income in 2015 rose 9.5% above the previous year at 383 million Swiss francs ($385.04 million).
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A: We've talked a bit about EMs, but let's talk about developed markets, specifically where and where Ant Financials is looking to move.
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As EMS, you don't have guns, you don't have anything to defend yourself, so you have to wait until the police get there.
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John Bel Edwards signed a bill expanding the state's hate crime statute to include the targeting of police officers, firefighters and EMS personnel.
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The Virginia health department's investigation focused on whether "any alleged violations of Virginia's EMS regulations have occurred," the agency said in a statement.
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Manduu promises to give you a 15-minute workout that's equivalent to "six hours of strength training" using electrical muscle stimulation, or EMS.
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Following Detroit's catastrophic financial collapse, for example, it took $8 million in private donations to restore police and EMS service to reliable levels.
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Brazilian newspaper O Globo reported the deal earlier on Tuesday, saying EMS will deliver its bid on Tuesday at Boehringer's headquarters in Frankfurt.
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The lawsuit asks the court to recognize three separate groups of plaintiffs said to have been subject to discrimination that violates federal and city law: civilian African-Americans employed full time by the Fire Department below the level of department leader; qualified African-American candidates who applied and were rejected for civilian or EMS jobs; and African-American EMS lieutenants.
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As the gunman was being removed from the building and taken to awaiting EMS personnel, the officers "immediately rendered first aid," according to Cervera.
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"The Eden Police Department, Eden Fire Department, Rockingham County EMS, and the Eden Rescue Squad was dispatched to Kentucky Fried Chicken," Chief Light says.
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Deputies tried to provide medical aid to the child while waiting for EMS, but he died on the way to the hospital, Flood said.
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Elzomor boasts an impressive background in weight lifting and cardio, but has recently set his sights on the benefits of Electric Muscle Stimulation (EMS).
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Sullivan pointed out investors come to EMs for very specific reasons, with the most important one being a positive growth differential to developed markets.
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Koenigsbauer's purview includes the overall Microsoft 365 bundle, Office 365, Windows 10 Enterprise, and the IT security and management tool Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS).
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Family businesses in many of Asia's emerging markets (EMs) have long spearheaded economic development by being better providers of public goods than local governments.
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Until then, we'll have to settle for the next best thing when it comes to recovery, which is EMS or electric muscle stimulation devices.
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As a leading EMS company in the growing global economy, SMTC is continually challenged by the many unique manufacturing opportunities presented by its customers.
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John Bel Edwards signed a bill Thursday expanding the state's hate crime statute to include the targeting of police officers, firefighters and EMS personnel.
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" Last month Arradondo emailed the entire police department with a new policy: "MPD officers shall never suggest or demand EMS personnel sedate a subject.
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EMs have faced a tough ride since late 2013 after the U.S. Federal Reserve decided to start rolling back its massive bond-buying program.
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The extra cash could be a long-term solution to a short-term problem, Executive Director of Ross/West View EMS Brian Kircher said.
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Helping them move some snow (better yet, let your offspring do it) is better than calling EMS while you are doing CPR. Seriously. 4.
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EMS then responded to the location and transported the woman to Bronx-Lebanon Hospital, where she was pronounced deceased, according to the NYPD spokesperson.
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After being injected with naloxone, she remembers hearing people say her name, and finally opening her eyes to see an EMS standing over her.
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Emerging markets (EMs) dominated the IDR changes with 57 downgrades and eight upgrades, compared with 0003 downgrades and 13 upgrades in developed markets (DMs).
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Absolutely. On Monday, Stafford County Fire and EMS Chief Mark Lockhart announced that the two firefighters, who had been placed on leave, were reinstated.
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The World Bank is giving EMs similar outlooks as well -- seeing a bouncing back in those countries from the currenct bottoms, lasting to 2018.
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The EMT who administered Narcan began to feel sick, too, according to Rich Gardiner, spokesman for the Harford County Volunteer Fire and EMS Association.
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While the men carried her baby off the plane and into the hands of the EMS crew, Flowers sang a calming tune to Nevaeh.
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According to the New York Daily News, she got off the train at the next stop and an EMS crew was waiting for her.
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DMS typically operates at a higher margin than EMS, implying that faster growth in DMS should drive a gradual increase in overall company margin.
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Our list avoids obvious start 'ems and instead targets players who some fantasy football players may be on the fence about starting or sitting.
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Well thanks to a slow night for Danielle's EMS work, she fell head-over-heels in love with Netflix's new Drive to Survive series.
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I would arrive at EMS [the Swedish center for electronic music and sound art] covered with snow, my clothes wet, my whole body aching.
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The Washington D.C. Fire and EMS Department is considering a plan to use Uber to transport low priority 911 callers, according to NBC Washington.
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Austin EMS System Medical Director Dr. Mark Escott said there were no confirmed cases in the area yet, but precautions had to be taken.
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Hibst had been a firefighter since 2011 and also served as EMS chief for the department, of which his wife was also a member.
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We hope that the quiet passage of this important bill is the beginning of a change in how the government recognizes and utilizes EMS.
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The officer ultimately got a search warrant from a judge to extract a blood sample from Hardy -- so EMS was summoned to draw it.
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N) and Nordic Capital had been shortlisted to buy Zentiva along with two industry players, Brazilian drugs firm EMS and India's Torrent Pharma (TORP.NS).
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Serbia's grid operator, EMS, has obstructed KOSTT's efforts to become a full-fledged ENTSO-E member though KOSTT says all requirements have been met.
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"Our own citizens here in town were not able to get police, EMS or fire service because they couldn't get through anywhere," he said.
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"All 30 students on the bus were accounted for and treated and released with refusals to be transported by EMS," the PFD spokesperson added.
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No fatalities resulted from the incident; an EMS representative said most of the individuals had mixed large amounts of alcohol with another illicit substance.
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The star of the show is the lowering of the cost of capital in EMs (emerging markets) – and that has legs for years to come.
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Boston EMS Chief Jim Hooley told the Boston Herald that the incident happened in the back of the ambulance and that Tejeda was a patient.
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In surveillance footage obtained from the eatery, bystanders can be seen trying to revive Martinez as they waited for EMS to arrive, Chief Newsham said.
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CDC and Philadelphia public health officers worked with EMS and CBP officials to evaluate and test the ill passengers for influenza and other respiratory illnesses.
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Firefighters and EMS came within minutes spent about an hour chiseling and cutting the heap of plaster and metal in order to free Swingler's head.
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Four of the deaths in Virginia were due to drowning, while a firefighter with Hanover County Fire-EMS was killed in a motor vehicle accident.
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If something goes wrong, the Fusar Mohawk will alert emergency contacts with a map and the local phone numbers of the three nearest EMS dispatchers.
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We then pulled the safety line and towed them to shore where the dog was placed into warm blankets and towels by the EMS crew.
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"We are right near perfection with the way we work with EMS and with what teams in trauma centers can do these days," Moore said.
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He added that the hype surrounding EMs caused a lot of investors to jump in without enough research or strategy – and then they lost money.
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"The dog has been removed from the well … alive and well," said a message on the Harford County Md Fire & EMS Facebook page on Sunday.
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Police said earlier that an EMS worker was grazed by a bullet but later reported that only one person was injured while leaving her apartment.
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Patients seen at one of 22018 sites in North America after initially being treated by EMS from 2011 to 2015 were included in the analysis.
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"I do not know what it was laced with, but I would love to know at this point," Cabell County EMS Director Gordon Merry said.
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Instead he called Homrich-Knieling, who rushed over and was able to call 9-1-1 and then guide the EMS team to the apartment.
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Leaving aside the Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS) side of things, most people will know it as the link that connects Office 365 and Windows 10.
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EMs lack access to bilateral swap agreements that aided advanced economies during the global financial crisis, making them vulnerable to external shocks, the IMF observed.
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As Ems repositions Piazza on the couch, prosecutors say the video shows him punch Piazza in the abdomen, leaving a visible bruise on his side.
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"Bond yields in EMs are even more attractive now relative to their mature peers," said Emre Tiftik, deputy director of global capital markets at IIF.
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Annual EMS revenue growth will continue to approximate GDP-like levels, while DMS grows in the high single- - to low-double digits (except for FY2016).
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Narrator: This is Lillian Bonsignore, The Fire Department of New York's very first female and openly gay EMS chief in the organization's 154-year history.
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"The economic turmoil evident in Argentina and Turkey may be a harbinger of what is in store for other EMs, such as Brazil," he said.
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On police 22017 audio, an officer is heard notifying EMS at the scene that Carey appeared to move "from side to side" under the sheet.
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Firetrucks sprayed water on the crowds in Washington, too, where two people were taken to a hospital for heat emergencies, DC Fire and EMS said.
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China was the most visible example of an economy opening up, and its rapid investment-intensive growth further helped other EMs by lifting commodity prices.
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A vitrine containing a suitcase-style circa-1974 EMS Synthi AKS analog synthesizer, however, given to Bowie by Brian Eno, elicited a cry of recognition.
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Plus, traffic patterns may have changed in the time between the initial EMS runs and the drone trials so perhaps ambulances would be faster now.
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In March 2016, he cracked jokes with the EMS driver who rushed him to the hospital, apologizing for the mess he made in the ambulance.
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The union representing EMS personnel said that two members of ambulance crews were on mechanical ventilators, which are used to help seriously ill patients breathe.
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EMS and fire crews responding Wednesday afternoon "found ... multiple unresponsive people," police Chief Tracy Roles said during a news conference covered by CNN affiliate KTUL.
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For the week ending July 15, EMs attracted the strongest level of portfolio inflows since September 2013, the Institute of International Finance (IIF) noted on Wednesday.
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I, and the Administrative Staff, am very proud of Firefighter McCuen, and are proud to be members of the Clinton Township Department of Fire-Rescue-EMS.
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The Flint Journal reports the impersonators are members of a group calling itself the Genesee County Fire and EMS Media-Genesee County Task Force Blight Agency.
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Morris is not the only one calling for investors to show patience toward EMs, even as U.S. yields climb and EM currencies struggle against the dollar.
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Neal gets out of his truck and points to a group of people standing on the porch of a home, talking to EMS and police officers.
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EMS workers normally give one dose to an overdosing patient -- but, he says, one patient was recently administered as many as seven doses of the antidote.
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It gives you some relief in knowing that if this happens and you're there, you can at least keep them alive until EMS can get there.
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He had not yet heard of any fatalities, but "cross-functional teams including EMS, fire department, police, and public works employees" were out assessing the damage.
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These EMS workouts involve sending electrical impulses to your muscles in order to recruit more muscle fibers and increase the intensity of a strength-training routine.
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Emergency responders, including fire, EMS, and law enforcement personnel not required for essential activities may also be called back to duty if an emergency situation arises.
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Chemicals stocks helped prop up the regional benchmark on Friday, with Switzerland's Ems Chemie Holding climbing 5.9 percent after beating a first-quarter net sales target.
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Researchers found a wide variation in cardiac arrest survival rates depending on which EMS agency provided initial treatment, according to the study published in JAMA Cardiology.
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By region, emerging markets (EMs) across Latin America, Eastern Europe and Asia excluding Japan accounted for over 21 percent of global gross financial assets last year.
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In a statement, the ministry said the tender commission had recommended that Luxembourg-based Aelius, an affiliate of EMS, should be declared winner of the tender.
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Facebook has used the Free Basics model to penetrate prominent EMs, including Colombia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Mexico, but India isn't the first case of trouble.
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What will ems be like: Emulated humans will be modeled after the most productive humans, like Olympic gold medalists, Nobel Prize winners, or Fortune 500 CEOs.
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After several minutes, the troopers located the man, recovered him and brought him to shore at which point they began CPR until relieved by EMS crews.
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Police sources tell us NYPD got a call for a fight at Barclays involving 25 males ... and EMS was called to the scene to treat injuries.
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The state's emergency medical task force has been coordinating with EMS assets including ambulances, ambulance buses, helicopters and boats to transfer patients out of harm's way.
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FDI typically accounts for over half of all private capital inflows to EMs, brings a beneficial transfer of technology and knowhow in support of EM development.
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This is driven by a marked deceleration to 3.8% median growth in emerging markets (EMs), well below average post-GFC growth of 7503% across 2010-2015.
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Bolivia and China have reverted to MPI 1 from MPI 3 due to the model reference period moving forward a year to 2013-2016 for EMs.
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Customer Concentration: Like most EMS companies, Jabil derives a significant portion of its revenue from a small number of customers (FY2015 top five accounted for 50%).
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D.C. Fire and EMS tweeted that an electrical fire broke out in the 220006th floor television studio at 2202 N. Capitol St. but nobody was injured.
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The D.C. Fire and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Department on Thursday afternoon said they were responding to reports of an Amtrak train derailment at Union Station.
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All inbound and outbound train service on the north side of Union Station was temporarily shut down "to ensure [Fire and EMS] members' safety," he added.
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Narrator: After 28 years of service, in May 2019, Lillian was promoted to the fire department's chief of EMS, serving the entirety of New York City.
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The rating affirmation reflects Flex's electronic manufacturing services (EMS) market leadership position, global footprint, increasing revenue diversification and profitability, and free cash flow (FCF) generation profile.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Flex's market leadership and scale, progress diversifying its end markets, and key credit metrics are comparable to similarly rated peers within the EMS sector.
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Of all her causes, it is the EMS service about which Judge Freier seems most passionate, perhaps because of the ongoing struggle to keep it alive.
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T-Mobile also announced a new "Connecting Heroes Initiative," which promises free unlimited talk, text, and 5G internet for US law enforcement, fire, and EMS services.
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In only 30 minutes, the animals found Aedric, "huddled tightly under a heavy brush area" where he was immediately pulled out and taken to EMS personnel.
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Paramedics were called "Officers immediately notified EMS and the offender was taken to the University of Chicago in stable condition," the police statement to CNN reads.
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Austin-Travis County EMS said there had been reports of at least one person injured, though it was not immediately clear how serious the injuries were.
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"This was a very good total collaboration of an emergency response between the fire department, EMS, the sheriff's office and the school board," Williamson told Today.
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"This would be another blow for EMs as an asset class, but the wider economic spillovers should be fairly modest, even for the euro zone," he added.
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Kai Leigh Harriott met Boston EMS Superintendent Joseph O'Hare at her graduation for the first time since she was struck by a stray bullet at age 3.
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The 10 facing misdemeanors are: Braxton Becker, Joseph Ems Jr., Ryan Foster, Edward Gilmartin, Craig Heimer, Lars Kenyon, Ryan McCann, Lucas Rockwell, Michael Schiavone and Parker Yochim.
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ASIAN EMs STRONGER China's central bank skipped open market operations on Thursday, meaning it did not immediately adjust borrowing costs for interbank loans after the Fed hike.
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We are fully cooperating with the Prince George's County Fire/EMS Department to investigate the incident that occurred at an outdoor area of our resort last night.
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"Lee County-based law enforcement, fire and rescue and EMS understand it may appear as if the effects of Hurricane Irma are diminishing," the official statement said.
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Secret Service officers and an agent provided medical aid to the suspect, and the city's EMS said he was transported to a local hospital with critical injuries.
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School nurses and emergency responders saved the life of the boy who was shot in the leg, said Scott Stoller, the director of EMS in Anderson County.
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KOSTT says the row cost it 9.6 million euros in 2017, as EMS continues to benefit from the allocation of capacity from Kosovo's interconnectors with neighbouring countries.
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"On behalf of our entire community, I commend these unsung heroes as well as our local police, fire and EMS first responders," the mayor wrote on Facebook.
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Emerging markets (EMs) are in a better shape to handle the potential market impact of a Donald Trump victory, Morgan Stanley's Asia Pacific co-CEO told CNBC.
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In fact, the odds of surviving to hospital discharge could vary by more than 23 percent for two similar patients treated by two randomly selected EMS agencies.
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"Daytime hours when the sun is out is clearly our highest risk periods," said Dr. Michael Kaufmann, EMS medical director with the Indiana Department of Homeland Security.
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Not to be outdone, EMS is also giving shoppers huge Black Friday savings, with 2793 to 40 percent off footwear and up to 25 percent off accessories.
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"I JUST LIKE EMS FLOW BUT DON'T LIKE THAT HE'S DISSING NEW RAPPERS," the 25-year-old singer wrote on his Instagram story on Wednesday, May 1.
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The squad said swim club lifeguards and staff had freed all of the victims from the wreckage by the time EMS crews arrived just before 5 p.m.
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Ultimately, the controversy in India isn't expected to hurt Facebook's profits in EMs but it certainly threatens the firm's reputation and serves as an important cultural lesson.
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Battered emerging markets (EMs) are the trade of a decade for long-term investors, according to an adviser to Pimco, one of the world's leading bond funds.
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However, Goldman sees that EMs are better positioned than in previous crises, but countries with currencies pegged to the dollar are most at risk of difficult adjustments.
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Then there is the "public interest" pricing, which is for first responders such as law enforcement, EMS workers and community groups; they get a 40 percent discount.
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Long overdue, the bill needs to modify the Social Security Act and define emergency medical services (EMS) as a health care asset instead of a transport mechanism.
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D.C. Fire and EMS released surveillance footage of a man in a jacket similar to the one Jaselskis was wearing at the time of his Monday arrest.
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"The whole conversation as the EMS drivers put my child in my car was that was best for us because we couldn't afford an ambulance," Black said.
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Jennifer Ciaccia of the Cleveland Police Department said the original call was for "wires down" and that EMS and the fire department were notified and were responding.
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These trends will help address the cyclicality, customer concentration and low margins that have long been the primary credit risks relevant to Flex and other EMS providers.
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A tree was struck by lightning Thursday afternoon near Lawshe Plantation in Georgetown County, injuring people standing under it, county Fire/EMS Assistant Chief Tony Hucks said.
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EMS protocols were updated to help first responders assess stroke severity in the field, enabling them to transport eligible patients directly to a Level 28503 stroke center.
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The test location was chosen in part because it was known for extensive delays in EMS response time; other areas might not show such a wide difference.
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Trust the US CDC recommendations and be confident in the fact that every physician, nurse, EMS worker and healthcare administrator is giving Covid-19 their fullest attention.
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The differential between African-American and white employees in senior positions is particularly stark within EMS, where African-Americans are rarely promoted above lieutenant, the lawsuit said.
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The faster and better a cure — no matter who develops it — the more the stock market will rebound, and the faster and more lucrative the EMS reward.
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"We're starting to work with hospitals and EMS systems initially to make sure that they have all the capacity that they need," Shah said of Maine's preparations.
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"It's positive for EMs, but I think we've gotten a lot of big moves in EM already and further gains will be tough going forward," he said.
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"We have two psychological support groups, we also brought EMS staff and doctors," Sabrina Bellucci, director of the INAVEM association that works with victims of trauma, said.
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A national protocol known as the Hartford Consensus calls for strangers and bystanders to step in and assist the wounded before emergency medical service (EMS) workers arrive.
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KOSTT says the row cost it 9.6 million euros in 2017, as EMS continues to benefit from the allocation of capacity from Kosovo's interconnectors with neighboring countries.
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With a grant from the city's health department and data from EMS analyzed by an epidemiologist from Behavioral Health Systems Baltimore, "Bad Batch Alert" came into fruition.
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