Multi-patient air medical transfers - best practice and protocols

Multiple-patient transport capacity is an important consideration for modern air ambulances, providing the right criteria is present and aligned. Experts share with Lauren Haigh concerns for this often essential process

Keeping a clear head

As President of AT Phillips and co-inventor of the ATS Device, Tyson Phillips is perfectly placed to understand the seriousness of Spatial Disorientation

Collaboration in action: How the UK Fire and Rescue Service has helped Ukraine

Kate McLaughlin reports from the Emergency Services Show, where panelists discussed how the Fire and Rescue Service in the UK has responded to the war in the Ukraine

On course for neonatal knowledge

Dr Carlo Bellini is a pioneering figure in the Newborn Emergency Transport Service (NETS) – and his latest educational initiative will help inspire those with similar ambitions

Lessons Learned: Aerial Firefighting and High-Rise Rescue since the 9/11 Attacks

Jennifer Ferrero explores how the urban aerial firefighting and search and rescue landscapes were irreversibly changed by the terror attack in New York in 2001

Black Summer - European Wildfires

With Europe experiencing vast destruction of land, and disruption to life, AirMed&Rescue considers if Europe was ready, and with climate change increasing, what can we learn?

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Multi-patient air medical transfers - best practice and protocols

Keeping a clear head

Collaboration in action: How the UK Fire and Rescue Service has helped Ukraine

On course for neonatal knowledge

Lessons Learned: Aerial Firefighting and High-Rise Rescue since the 9/11 Attacks

Black Summer - European Wildfires