By Allison G. S. Knox, EMT-B, faculty member at American Military University Emergency medical services are a critically important part of public safety, but its voice is not as loud as that of other healthcare entities, such as insurance providers, pharmaceutical companies and hospital networks. There needs to be considerably more support for EMS – both from those working in the profession as ...
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