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The JEMS Report

JEMS
Emergency Medical Services
Mental Health
First Responders
Cardiac Arrest
Covid-19
Patient Care
Emergency Management
Firefighting
Emergency Services
Community Paramedicine
Trauma
Leadership
Paramedicine
Infection Control
Advocacy
Sepsis
Artificial Intelligence
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Data Interoperability
Trauma Care

News, updates and commentary on the world of emergency medical services powered by JEMS.

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Latest Episodes

Jim McGuire, founder and CEO of Entrotech Incorporated, sat down with JEMS Product Pod Host Mike Brown to discuss the origin and tactical advantages of the Multi-T—a self-recoiling, non-stick compression dressing and tourniquet. Developed alongside m... more

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Infection control consultant Katherine West explains why current Bundibugyo Ebola activity in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda is considered low risk for the United States. She reviews outbreak drivers—border-spanning transmission, insurge... more

Mark Flauter hosts Dan Gerard and Walter Adler for a frank, policy-focused discussion on recognizing EMS as an essential public good. They unpack the EMS Bill of Rights, why ambulances must be ready 24/7, and how a federal EMS Corps and a Department ... more

Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is rapidly transforming emergency medical services, stepping up as the modern equivalent of the 12-lead ECG for today's paramedics, according to Dr. Ross Prager. While portable ultrasound technology was initially deve... more

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Recent Guests

Jim McGuire
Founder of Entrotech Incorporated, material science products company focused on combat tactical casualty care
Entrotech Incorporated
Episode: Military-Inspired Multi-T Dressing Moves Toward Civilian EMS Use
Dan Gerard
EMS advocate, author, contributor to JEMS
EMS PAC; EMS Bill of Rights author contributor
Episode: EMS as a Public Good
Walter Adler
EMS professional with extensive EMS background and advocate
Various EMS organizations; EMS PAC
Episode: EMS as a Public Good
Ross Prager
ICU doctor; Chief Medical Officer of Deep Breathe; AI ultrasound expert
Deep Breathe
Episode: AI-Powered Ultrasound Is Reshaping Prehospital Care and Diagnostics
Randi Schaefer
Retired army trauma nurse and expert on prehospital blood programs
Prehospital Blood Transfusion Coalition
Episode: FDA Clears Ezplaz. Here’s What EMS Needs to Know.
Matt Levy
EMS clinician and physician guest mentioned in intro
EMS organizations referenced
Episode: FDA Clears Ezplaz. Here’s What EMS Needs to Know.
Stephen Zachar
Lieutenant, Memphis Fire Department; lead recruiter; part of a nine-year redesign of hiring
Memphis Fire Department
Episode: How Memphis (TN) Fixed Recruitment
Colton Hazlett
Co-founder and CTO, OneDose
OneDose
Episode: Bringing Barcode Safety and AI to the Frontlines of EMS
Tristan Hazlett
Co-founder, OneDose
OneDose
Episode: Bringing Barcode Safety and AI to the Frontlines of EMS

Hosts

Mike
Multiple-time host, guiding the interview and topics; often tied to JEMS/EMS Today output.
The Salty Paramedic
Host of a self-produced show; frequent contributor and discussion facilitator.

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 24 ratings
  • Quality content

    JEMS always puts out quality content!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JeffF01
    United States4 years ago
  • Awesome

    Super cool highly recommend very detailed totally listen

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    posteymaloney
    United States6 years ago

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Great host-led discussions that unpack complex topics clearly.
Damiliar with both clinical details and system-level considerations.
High-quality, in-depth EMS content with actionable takeaways.
Strong focus on real-world implementation and field-tested practices.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Pediatric CPAP in EMS
Q: What has been the biggest challenge to implementing pediatric CPAP in EMS, and how did you overcome it?
The biggest challenge was changing mindsets and training; once clinicians saw how simple and effective it is, and had access to a standardized protocol via a landing page, adoption accelerated across departments.
Pediatric CPAP in EMS
Q: At what point did pediatric CPAP become a personal mission instead of just another treatment?
For us, it started when we saw a child in distress stabilized in the hospital with BiPAP and realized EMS could replicate that effect on scene with timered interventions, leading to protocol development and broader adoption.
The Economics of EMS
Q: What is AIMHI and how can systems apply its data to their operations?
AIMHI represents high-performing, government-like EMS systems and provides benchmarks, best practices, and webinars; its data can inform staffing, deployment, and transparency in any agency.
The Economics of EMS
Q: So, before we jump into things, Matt, obviously 40 years, what got you into EMS in the first place?
Matt recounts his father's cardiac arrest, volunteering with a fire department, and how those early experiences motivated him to pursue EMS as a career.
Rethinking Extrication
Q: Why did you start the EXIT project and what gap did you see in existing extrication practice?
Tim explains that EXIT emerged from observing discrepancies between hospital-based evidence and on-scene practice, plus a lack of data on injuries and outcomes after entrapment; the goal was to generate evidence-based guidance across the patient journey, including biomechanics and patient experiences.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The JEMS Report

What is The JEMS Report about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show consistently covers EMS practice, policy, and technology through interviews with frontline clinicians, leaders, and innovators. Episodes often explore cutting-edge prehospital care topics—such as AI-assisted imaging, prehospital transfusion, pediatric respiratory care, rural EMS challenges, and economics—while also profiling recruitment, mental wellness, and leadership in public safety. A standout pattern is the mix of clinical depth with practical implementation insights, extended discussions on interoperability with EPCRs and health systems, and a willingness to challenge traditional protocols in favor of data-driven, patient-centered approaches. The format tends to feature veteran practitioners and industry advocates who share a... more

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1. Jim McGuire
2. Dan Gerard
3. Walter Adler
4. Ross Prager
5. Randi Schaefer
6. Matt Levy
7. Stephen Zachar
8. Colton Hazlett

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