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This “cornerstone” ACEP publication has been revised and updated and enhanced with new chapters. The editors and more than 50 EMS experts present the “new” principles of key EMS system issues—and much more.

From the Editors:

“The world as we knew it changed September 11, 2001. The specter of disaster, whether accidental, environmental, or purposeful, was brought to our shores and into our living rooms. First responders, including out-of-hospital personnel and emergency department personnel, have always been at the leading edge of disaster preparedness. With these newly recognized threats, the public, private, and government sectors of our country are beginning to recognize the importance of EMS as an essential public service.”