A news report out of Tulsa, Okla., highlights how the local system spent almost half a million dollars on EMS lobbying efforts in 2009, some of that on first-class travel and expensive hotel rooms. Editorial Advisor Art Hsieh says that EMS advocacy takes money and time, and the bottom line is that it doesn't happen enough.
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