Opioid overdose deaths on the rise, precursor symptoms for cardiac arrest, moving away from a load and go mentality, plus we’re going to take a special look at Carbon Monoxide Poisoning today with a Disaster Podcast crossover segment with Dr.

We have an interview with EMS paramedic author B.J. Schneider from New Orleans on his book “Welcome to New Orleans: How Many Shots Did You Hear?” If that's what you're looking for, you found it, right here on this week's episode of the MedicCast. -

Do you have what it takes to be a responder to a major event disaster or to run your own EMS business? We chat with EMS entrepreneur Sam Scheller in Las Vegas about his preparations for major event EMS. If that's what you're looking for, you found it,

Brand new ambulance design system for stowing all your gear from the product innovators at Ferno. Grab everything you’ll need to treat your patient within easy reach using this Ferno Intraxx rack-mounting system for the back of your ambulance.

How do we manage our own stress from the job and what do we do to recognize unmanaged stress in our coworkers. The Code Green Campaign is focused on helping EMS providers recognize and stop suicide in our own ranks. If that's what you're looking for,

We have two of our product innovator picks for the conference this week. First up is the new app that is revolutionizing how EMS providers and hospitals communicate for time-sensitive patients and problems.

Getting an inside look at the workings of EMS World Expo with EMS World publisher Scott Cravens in this special episode interview. If that's what you're looking for, you found it, right here on this week's episode of the MedicCast.

What is going on at the powerhouse EMS Website over at EMS1.com? We check in with their editor-in-chief, and our good friend, Greg Friese, to find out what is new and notable in EMS. If that's what you're looking for, you found it,

What does it take to make the top EMS patient care products on the market and how do you continue to innovate? Looking at how two companies in the EMS world innovate and improve their products to help us all improve and innovate patient care.

Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Periscope, Tumblr, and more. All of these social media sites are used by people everyday but what if you’re any EMS provider. Are there things you need to do or think of when you use these channels?