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4 ways technology can help us respond to disasters
From aerial robotics to big data analytics, one of technology’s most meaningful benefits for society may lie in the humanitarian sector.
How Drones Can Help Post-Disaster
Drones can be used for aerial inspection purposes after severe weather damage, or natural disasters that could help insurance companies evaluate damage to homes.
Are You Disaster Prepared?
AAA Ambulance Service has survived through four major disasters. IT Design enhanced after each one to protect data, hardware to help protect its communities.
When disaster hits at an airport
Emergency manager details how often-unpredictable events can unfold after a shooting.
What You Don’t Know About Paging
Technology pundits have long predicted the demise of pagers. And yet, many first responders and hospitals in the U.S. continue to rely on them. Why is that? The answer is simple. Pagers work beautifully as a component of today’s multi-faceted approach to secure communication, enabling efficient, well-coordinated responses in critical situations. Why first responders… Continue reading What You Don’t Know About Paging
Why EMS needs a quick disaster response
Our procedures for potential disasters are often too slow, but a rapid response based on anticipated outcomes can change that
How Disasters Affect the Blood Supply for Patients in Need
Find out how disasters like Hurricane Florence and Hurricane Michael affect the blood supply for patients in need. Make an appt. to give blood today.
First Responder? It's You! If You're There, Be Prepared to Act
You are the First Responder. Will you take a class? Will you responsibly carry your gun every day? Will you be ready when evil comes?
How Robots Are Changing Disaster Response and Recovery
The field of disaster robotics has been studied for the last two decades. Robin Murphy has been there from the start and explains where it’s headed and what you need to know.
How AI can help save lives in emergencies
Rescue and relief teams during disasters increasingly use AI as a vital tool to save lives and to get help to the right place at the right time.
How to Prepare for Responding to a Duty of Care Incident
What Happens When Rural EMS Systems Need to Be Rescued?
from US News: Problems recruiting first responders, rising operating costs and Medicare reimbursement that hasn’t kept pace with expenses are stressing emergency medical services throughout rural P…
Why Companies Should Train Workers to Respond to Emergencies
Medical emergencies can happen anywhere and at any time. Are you and your workers prepared?
Innovation Changes How First Responders Communicate (Contributed)
From 5G networks to specially equipped communications trucks and drones, the nation’s first responders have a growing arsenal of tech tools that keep them communicating during the worst kinds of emergencies.
When Disaster Strikes: Nurse Leadership, Nursing Care, and Teamwork Save Lives
Experts agree that we can expect more natural disasters, terrorist events and novel infectious diseases in our lifetimes. This issue brief highlights the crucial role of nurses and interprofessional communication in preparation for emergencies.
First responders prepare for the worst
What would you do if someone in our community was infected with a fast-moving disease, and without prompt treatment the disease could cause serious illness or death not only to
Wills for Heroes helps families of first responders prepare for the worst
A national organization is helping the families of first responders prepare for the possibility that their hero does not make it home.
Ready Responders bring medical care straight to your doorstep
Ready Responders aims to save people time and money, by delivering medical services and so much more right in the comfort of your own home.
How Tech Can Save Lives After A Natural Disaster
From drones that can deliver medicine to apps that will direct you to shelter, these technological advances are making us all safer.
First Responders Learn How Drones Can Save Lives
A drone could be flown over a hard-to-reach area before rescuers can climb down embankments or through thick brush, and it could aid in search-and-rescue efforts or determine the hottest areas of a house fire.
