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Fire service
- Getting the most out of every training day: The influence of instructors on self-regulated learning during firefighter leadership courses
- How a rope rescue team’s changes paid off
- Human behaviour in fire: Knowledge foundation and temporal evolution
- Making the hard calls: Strategic priorities for wildland urban interface firefighting
- Small doses, big returns? Microlearning in public safety technology aims to revolutionize training for rapid response
Emergency medical services
- An Achilles heel in EMS' mission of public service: The need to prioritize disparities in research, awareness and related care delivery
- Ambulance professionals' experiences of teamwork in the context of a team training programme
- The accuracy of predicting hospital admission by emergency medical service and emergency department personnel compared to the prehospital MEWS: A prospective multicenter study
- The Canton Massachusetts whole blood program: Bold initiative champions a wider use of prehospital whole blood nationwide
- Improving the introduction of telemedicine in pre-hospital emergency medicine: Understanding users and how acceptability, usability and effectiveness influence this process
Emergency management
- Data-driven earthquake multi-impact modeling: A comparison of models
- Is adaptation planning effective and for whom? The case of Louisiana’s 2017 Comprehensive Master Plan for a Sustainable Coast
- Looking ahead in the rearview mirror: During Action Review and Tabletop (DART) to strengthen health emergency readiness and resiliency
- The tensions of crowdsourcing disaster response in disaster-specific Facebook groups after the Camp Fire
- Use of a nerve agent antidote-dosing tool for mass casualty incident emergency preparedness