Medics 4 Life Services Team

Medics 4 Life Services Team Medics For Life Services Team is a Integrated Health Service that has trained more than 140 highly trained, accredited certified Emergency Medical Technicians.

Why we do what we do
People do things for various reasons, for some of us it is an intrinsic factor while for others it is an extrinsic one. But for those of us who have experienced tragedy in our personal lives need is more deeply rooted. When a society won't do what needs to be done to protect itself and citizens, then we prepare ourselves as EMS Specialists to help society after the aftermath a

nd tragedy and in so doing help mitigate future occurrences. For others it is that monthly pay cheque, that job promotion or career change but the very essence of what we do is being there because we care. EMS is not about you or me but those we seek to serve selflessly, the very essence of humanity. INTERNATIONAL EMS EDUCATION ACCREDITED CERTIFICATION COURSES

In a continuing effort to improve local and regional standards of Ambulance Services, EMS Systems and EMS Education we have established and begun establishing Memorandums of Understandings (MOUs) and Technical Assistant Agreements (TAA) with internationally accredited United States based Colleges, agencies and Institutions for the purpose of program/course certification and clinical internships. Colleges accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP), such as Pasco Hernando State College, towards the improvement of our standards to meet internationally accepted standards of practice under their "CONSORTIUM SPONSOR" International standards guidelines. Institutions such as Good Fellowship Ambulance Service and EMS Training Institute out of Pennsylvania, accredited by the state of Pennsylvania facilitating clinical Internships and course certifications. The program and internship featured in one of the United States award winning medical magazines "SYNAPSE"".

28/12/2025

When the platinum 10 minutes to biological death counts, life hangs in the balance, we are there because we care! EMERGENCY HEALTH MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS & LIFE FLIGHT SERVICES (St. Lucia) CRITICAL CARE AMBULANCE AND AEROMEDICAL GROUND SUPPORT SERVICES. Tel. 758 461 HELP (4357) OR 758-460-4848 Email: ehms@aemstec.mysite.com OR lifeflightslu@aemstec.mysite.com

25/10/2024
Pulmonary Embolism classic finding in ECG
25/10/2024

Pulmonary Embolism classic finding in ECG

The October - December 2024 issue of the International Journal of Paramedicine (IJOP) has just been published. Please sh...
10/10/2024

The October - December 2024 issue of the International Journal of Paramedicine (IJOP) has just been published. Please share this post to help our colleagues access this important work. In this issue:

EDITORIALS

Not Too High and Not Too Low: The Goldilocks Approach to Prehospital Treatment of Severe Hypertension with Stroke

POSITION STATEMENTS

Joint Position Statement on EMS Performance Measures Beyond Response Times

RESEARCH REPORTS

An International Community Paramedic Career Structure: A Synthesis of the Literature, Regulatory Frameworks, and Community Paramedicine Expert Advice

Shedding Light on Mobile Stroke Unit Dispatch Protocols: A Global Survey Analysis

The Association Between Pandemic-Related Instructional Delivery Modifications and Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) First Attempt Pass Rates: A Single Center Retrospective Study

Cross-Sectional Analysis of Ketamine Use in a Large Urban/Suburban Area

Factors that Influence Medical Retrieval Decisions in Remote Central Australia: A Qualitative Study

A Cross-Sectional Analysis of ALS/BLS Care in Low Acuity 9-1-1 Response by Geography and Insurance Status Utilizing the 2019 Nemsis Dataset

The Experiences of and Attitudes Towards Continuing Professional Development: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of UK paramedics (EAT CPD

Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS) Transportation Utilization for Acute Ischemic Strokes at a Comprehensive Stroke Center in South Florida

An Examination of the Differences in Accuracy Between Paramedics and Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) in Identifying Low-Acuity Pediatric Patients

EMS Clinicians in the West Texas Area Frequently Encounter Fi****ms During Patient Assessments with Limited Gun Safety Training

A Survey of Patient Utilization and Trust of Emergency Medical Services

Comparing the Efficacy of Simulated Out-Of-Hospital Ventilation with SMART Bag-Valve and Traditional Bag-Valve Devices

REVIEWS

Quantifying Threat or Challenge Response of Undergraduate Paramedicine Students During High-Stress Clinical Scenarios: A Narrative Review

CASE REPORTS

Aggressive Hyperkalemia Treatment in the Prehospital Setting: A Case Report

CONCEPTS

Exploring the Role of Paramedics in Identifying Criminal Activity: A Concept Paper

A Literature Supported Model for Implementing Effective Use of Simulation and Debriefing in Paramedic Education

LITERATURE SURVEILLANCE

Paramedicine Contents: June-August 2024

Paramedicine Literature Search: June-August 2024

This open-access peer-reviewed journal is published by the National EMS Management Association. All articles are free to all for reading and downloading.

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I would like to ask of you consider making a small donation to our ambulance project and help us share and promote our H...
06/10/2024

I would like to ask of you consider making a small donation to our ambulance project and help us share and promote our Humanitarian Fundraiser Project for the island of St. Lucia.

Any donation is appreciated however small, I would greatly appreciate it if you would spread the word or share our link towards support for this project, thanks in advance for any consideration.

The St. Lucia Arch Angel Project which is a emergency services delivery development and improvement project to further provide improve emergency patients outcomes in the Prehospital Emergency Medical Care setting by introducing a National Emergency Medevac Helicopter Service is seeking to find a Critical Care Ambulance on the island of St. Lucia through our whydonate page, sow a seed from a bud of Faith as a little goes a long way.

Our contact info is as follows:

758-461 HELP (4357) or 758-4848 Email: ehmsinfo@gmail.com OR Email: admin.naocc@aeromedcentral.org

https://www.facebook.com/CSARTArchangelslu/

Below is our online fundraiser Link:

https://whydonate.com/en/fundraising/help-fund-st-lucia-arch-angel-critical-care-medic-ambulance-project

Is Documentation REALLY that Important? Let’s Break the TabooAs paramedics, we’re trained to make split-second decisions...
06/10/2024

Is Documentation REALLY that Important? Let’s Break the Taboo

As paramedics, we’re trained to make split-second decisions, navigate high-pressure environments, and save lives. But here’s the uncomfortable truth most don’t want to admit: poor documentation could cost your patient more than you think.

Many of us see paperwork as a burden, something we do AFTER the call. But how many lives are affected by what’s left unsaid? How often does rushed or incomplete documentation lead to poor patient care transitions, legal vulnerabilities, or even insurance denials?

It’s time to face reality: Your documentation is your patient’s safety net and your professional reputation. Every action you take in the field must be justified on paper, or it didn’t happen. And guess who gets the heat when that QA (Quality Assurance) report flags inconsistencies? YOU.

Some might argue, “We’re not scribes, we’re medics!” But without proper documentation, all that heroism can go unnoticed or worse, backfire.

It’s time to stop fighting it. Embrace it. Your future, your patient’s outcome, and yes, even your career could depend on it.

https://cphemsedu.wixsite.com/archangelccambulance
10/09/2024

https://cphemsedu.wixsite.com/archangelccambulance

AACCAP (The Arch Angel Critical Care Ambulance Project was initiated in April 2019 to provide critical care ambulance services to the island of St. Lucia. Our mission is to ensure that every individual in need receives timely and life-saving medical care. Join us in this noble cause to make a differ...

Today we take a moment to honor the memory of a Duke Life Flight 3 crew.On this anniversary the hearts of all public saf...
08/09/2024

Today we take a moment to honor the memory of a Duke Life Flight 3 crew.
On this anniversary the hearts of all public safety aviation crew are with the Duke Life Flight team, the families and friends of these crew members, and their patient Mary Bartlett.
Crystal, Jeff & Kris will forever be in our hearts

EOW 9-8-2017
Jeff Burke, Pilot
Kris Harrison, Flight Nurse
Crystal Sollinger, Flight Nurse

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