FACTS
- Emergency medical technicians and paramedics have higher fatal injury rates when compared with all workers.
- Emergency medical services workers face a rate of occupational injury that is much higher than the national average and transportation-related events are a significant component of that risk.
- Patient care is a critical factor in daily stress among EMTs, both on workdays and post-workdays, providing preliminary evidence for a carryover effect. Evidence also suggests that stress on the day before work may influence EMT’s perceptions of their patients.
- EMS personnel were most commonly treated in EDs for body motion injuries as a result of […]
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