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Fire service
- A comparison of firefighter mental health education programs: A descriptive thematic analysis of firefighter experiences
- Igniting opinions: Understanding public knowledge on fire, EMS, and hybrid engines
- The role of personal protective equipment (PPE) in reducing firefighter exposure to chemical hazards
- Social identity theory in fire departments
- Suppression effects of different extinguishing agents on vent gases fires from lithium-ion batteries after thermal runaway
Emergency medical services
- Feedback use in paramedicine: A scoping review
- Goals, services, and target patient populations of community paramedicine in rural United States
- Implementing body worn cameras to reduce violence against ambulance crews
- Investigation of strategies to prevent stretcher tripping: A mechanical simulation study
- Navigating paramedics' safety: Unraveling factors in emergency service vehicle incidents
- Paramedic workforce disparities marked by geographical positioning: Comparison of rural and urban regions
Emergency management
- The impact of tornadoes and damaging winds on county-level income growth in the United States
- An integrated seismic assessment method for urban buildings and roads
- A machine learning-based parameterized tropical cyclone precipitation model
- Public health responses to CBRN terrorism in the Middle East and North Africa
- What if Nice terrorist attack would have happened in Milan? Drawing a disaster plan for mass casualty incidents involving the pediatric population