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The Shapiro administration today announced a new tuition assistance program to help recruit and retain emergency medical services (EMS) professionals.

The challenges of the past few years have propelled health care to “explore and adopt” technology to help solve difficult problems, and we can only imagine what is coming down the line.

February 7, 2024  |  February 14, 2024  | February 21, 2024  |  February 28, 2024

Our communities have a shared responsibility for public health, and as emergency managers we all understand the threat measles presents our hospitals and health care facilities.

The Senate Finance Committee and other elected leaders are expected to consider key policy solutions to address the ongoing drug shortages that have plagued health care.

The pandemic helped everyone understand the value of planning, communication, and situational awareness as core aspects of emergency preparedness. And for us, those pandemic lessons are still very much relevant for today.

January 3, 2024  |  January 10, 2024  |  January 17, 2024 |  January 24, 2024  |  January 31, 2024

We won’t always get a warning when a flash flood hits our community, so we must use all the tools at our disposal to be prepared.

It is that time of year to review what happened during 2023. For this specific review, let’s look at weather-related disasters.

December 6, 2023   |   December 20, 2023