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Basic EMT Trauma Assessment Scenarios: Gearing Up for Certification

by logrx-admin | Dec 16, 2024 | EMS, Fire

If you're considering a career as an EMT, you likely know that there's an EMT certification requirement. Should you take your career to the next level and become a paramedic, there's additional licens...

EMS Rig Checks: Best Practices for Rig Checks

by logrx-admin | Feb 7, 2023 | EMS

In EMS, rig checks are one of the most crucial practices for the safety of your patients and your team. At the beginning of the shift, your crew must go through their truck and perform...

Connecting Community and EMS: 7 EMS Community Outreach Ideas

by logrx-admin | Feb 6, 2025 | EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement

EMS professionals are much more than just "first responders"-they are an integral part of the community where they serve. Those community connections are vital for building public trust, improving EMS...

DEA Narcotic Tracking Requirements

by logrx-admin | Apr 4, 2023 | EMS, Fire

No matter what industry you work in-EMS, veterinary, wildlife, or another medical field-you likely know that there are DEA narcotic tracking requirements. There are also state and even...

EMS Inventory Management: 7 Best Practices for Keeping Track of Supplies

by logrx-admin | Jul 1, 2022 | EMS, Fire

Your team gets a call for anaphylaxis, and they jump in their unit to head out. They arrive on the scene and reach for the Benadryl, only to find out it wasn't replenished on the last ...

EMT Off-Duty Response: What You Should Carry Everywhere

by logrx-admin | Dec 30, 2024 | EMS

Maybe you're driving down the street and see an accident, or you're out for the day, and an announcement comes over a loudspeaker, "Does anyone have medical training?" If you're an EMT or Paramedic, y...

Saving Lives and Staying Strong: EMT/Paramedic Physical Requirements and Fitness Tips

by logrx-admin | Nov 7, 2024 | EMS, Fire

There's an assumption that EMTs (Emergency Medical Technicians) and paramedics are all in great shape because of the physical requirements of being a first responder. But stress, acces...

Exploring the Inside of an Ambulance: Orienting New EMTs and Paramedics

by logrx-admin | Aug 4, 2023 | EMS, Fire

So, you're bringing on a new team member. It's crucial to orient new EMTs and Paramedics to everything on the unit. It's helpful to go through all the different components and ensure t...

Exploring the Most-Used EMT Medications

by logrx-admin | Jan 9, 2024 | EMS

When your unit is called to an emergency, it's important to have your complete inventory stocked, but you'll want to be sure you have plenty of the most-used EMS medications on hand. C...

Homeless Addiction Treatment with Buprenorphine/Naloxone: A First Responder Perspective

by logrx-admin | Feb 1, 2024 | EMS

In the realm of firefighting, where we brave the flames to save lives, a new battlefront has emerged – the intersection of homelessness and addiction. As firefighter/pa...

Narcotics Management is a Team Effort: 5 Ways to Get Your Crew to Embrace New Technology

by logrx-admin | Jan 31, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Veterinary, Wildlife

It's a tale as old as time. People resist change, especially when it includes technology and learning new processes. So, when you introduce a new way of tracking controlled substances,...

Narcotic Tracking Under Pressure: 4 Tips for Maintaining Calm as a Paramedic

by logrx-admin | Sep 11, 2023 | EMS, Fire

When the pressure is on in an emergency, you rely on your training and muscle memory to guide you through the proper steps. Controlled substance tracking, maintaining inventory, and ot...

Navigating The Modern Recruitment Maze: Overcoming Challenges in Hiring Paramedics

by logrx-admin | Apr 2, 2024 | EMS

One of the biggest hurdles in today's healthcare landscape is recruitment. With the ever-changing demands of ambulance services and fire departments, this challenge ext...

Navigating the New Virginia Narcotics Tracking Legislation

by logrx-admin | Dec 4, 2024 | EMS

If you live in Virginia or any of the DMV areas, you've likely heard information about the new Virginia narcotics tracking legislation. You might be wondering how it will impact your EMS unit and team...

Navigating the Numbers: EMT/Paramedic Salary

by logrx-admin | Oct 24, 2024 | EMS

Whether you want to help people, enjoy a fast pace, or have a talent for keeping a cool head, you might be thinking of a career in Emergency Medicine. Becoming an EMT or paramedic is a...

Preparing for a Successful EMS Audit

by logrx-admin | May 8, 2023 | EMS

So, you're trying to prepare your EMS agency for an audit. Depending on the type of audit, it can evoke some worry. Audits come in many varieties, but any time an authority assesses yo...

Preventing Drug Diversion with Accountability

by logrx-admin | Jan 19, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

No one likes to think about it but preventing drug diversion is the responsibility of anyone who works with controlled substances. Diversion refers to the illegal misuse and distributi...

Prioritizing the Most Critical: Steps in Effective EMS Triage

by logrx-admin | Aug 7, 2024 | EMS

When you arrive at the scene of any emergency with multiple victims, you likely know that the first step is triage-assess who needs the most urgent, immediate care (not necessarily the...

Projecting Professionalism: Why EMS Uniforms Matter

by logrx-admin | Jan 16, 2025 | EMS

One of the most essential parts of the EMS gear isn't inside your ambulance-it's what you wear on your body when you're on duty. Now, not everyone loves uniforms, and some uniforms don't always put co...

Protect Your Narcotic Lockbox with the Right Tracking

by logrx-admin | Jul 4, 2023 | EMS

The DEA requires secure storage for all controlled substances to protect against misuse and diversion. For most EMS providers, this means a narcotic lockbox on each rig and in the stat...

Protecting Yourself from the Flames: How to Beat EMS Burnout

by logrx-admin | Jul 9, 2024 | EMS

Burnout amongst EMS providers is a harsh reality. Even if you don't feel it all the time, there are points when the stress can become overwhelming. The risk of burnout is high, and str...

7 Reasons Clinic Narcotic Tracking Software is a Crucial Investment

by logrx-admin | Aug 16, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

If you're running a medical clinic or even a veterinary clinic, you may assume you don't need to invest in narcotic tracking software. Perhaps your organization is very small, or you o...

10 Signs of Paramedic PTSD

by logrx-admin | Oct 12, 2023 | EMS, Fire

According to paramedic PTSD statistics, first responders have a much higher rate of traumatic stress than the general population. We all know that burnout can happen, especially in our...

Tracking Narcotics on Paper: A Big Problem in EMS

by logrx-admin | Jul 1, 2022 | EMS, Fire

Your team is treating a critical patient en route to the hospital-scribbling notes on a clipboard or even on a piece of tape on their leg. They must remember everything about the event...

US vs UK EMS: Differences and Similarities in Emergency Response

by logrx-admin | Oct 18, 2023 | EMS

In the United States, we're used to our standards of providing emergency medical services. So, it's eye-opening when an American first responder goes abroad and does a ride-along with ...

What You Need to Know About the DEA's Drug Schedule

by logrx-admin | Dec 7, 2022 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

For those of us who work in industries where we handle pharmaceuticals, we hear the term "scheduled" a lot. Most of us are familiar with what it means when a drug is scheduled or part ...

Basic EMT Trauma Assessment Scenarios: Gearing Up for Certification

by logrx-admin | Dec 16, 2024 | EMS, Fire

If you're considering a career as an EMT, you likely know that there's an EMT certification requirement. Should you take your career to the next level and become a paramedic, there's additional licens...

Connecting Community and EMS: 7 EMS Community Outreach Ideas

by logrx-admin | Feb 6, 2025 | EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement

EMS professionals are much more than just "first responders"-they are an integral part of the community where they serve. Those community connections are vital for building public trust, improving EMS...

DEA Narcotic Tracking Requirements

by logrx-admin | Apr 4, 2023 | EMS, Fire

No matter what industry you work in-EMS, veterinary, wildlife, or another medical field-you likely know that there are DEA narcotic tracking requirements. There are also state and even...

EMS Inventory Management: 7 Best Practices for Keeping Track of Supplies

by logrx-admin | Jul 1, 2022 | EMS, Fire

Your team gets a call for anaphylaxis, and they jump in their unit to head out. They arrive on the scene and reach for the Benadryl, only to find out it wasn't replenished on the last ...

Saving Lives and Staying Strong: EMT/Paramedic Physical Requirements and Fitness Tips

by logrx-admin | Nov 7, 2024 | EMS, Fire

There's an assumption that EMTs (Emergency Medical Technicians) and paramedics are all in great shape because of the physical requirements of being a first responder. But stress, acces...

Exploring the Inside of an Ambulance: Orienting New EMTs and Paramedics

by logrx-admin | Aug 4, 2023 | EMS, Fire

So, you're bringing on a new team member. It's crucial to orient new EMTs and Paramedics to everything on the unit. It's helpful to go through all the different components and ensure t...

Narcotics Management is a Team Effort: 5 Ways to Get Your Crew to Embrace New Technology

by logrx-admin | Jan 31, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Veterinary, Wildlife

It's a tale as old as time. People resist change, especially when it includes technology and learning new processes. So, when you introduce a new way of tracking controlled substances,...

Narcotic Tracking Under Pressure: 4 Tips for Maintaining Calm as a Paramedic

by logrx-admin | Sep 11, 2023 | EMS, Fire

When the pressure is on in an emergency, you rely on your training and muscle memory to guide you through the proper steps. Controlled substance tracking, maintaining inventory, and ot...

Preventing Drug Diversion with Accountability

by logrx-admin | Jan 19, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

No one likes to think about it but preventing drug diversion is the responsibility of anyone who works with controlled substances. Diversion refers to the illegal misuse and distributi...

7 Reasons Clinic Narcotic Tracking Software is a Crucial Investment

by logrx-admin | Aug 16, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

If you're running a medical clinic or even a veterinary clinic, you may assume you don't need to invest in narcotic tracking software. Perhaps your organization is very small, or you o...

10 Signs of Paramedic PTSD

by logrx-admin | Oct 12, 2023 | EMS, Fire

According to paramedic PTSD statistics, first responders have a much higher rate of traumatic stress than the general population. We all know that burnout can happen, especially in our...

Tracking Narcotics on Paper: A Big Problem in EMS

by logrx-admin | Jul 1, 2022 | EMS, Fire

Your team is treating a critical patient en route to the hospital-scribbling notes on a clipboard or even on a piece of tape on their leg. They must remember everything about the event...

What You Need to Know About the DEA's Drug Schedule

by logrx-admin | Dec 7, 2022 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

For those of us who work in industries where we handle pharmaceuticals, we hear the term "scheduled" a lot. Most of us are familiar with what it means when a drug is scheduled or part ...

Preventing Drug Diversion with Accountability

by logrx-admin | Jan 19, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

No one likes to think about it but preventing drug diversion is the responsibility of anyone who works with controlled substances. Diversion refers to the illegal misuse and distributi...

7 Reasons Clinic Narcotic Tracking Software is a Crucial Investment

by logrx-admin | Aug 16, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

If you're running a medical clinic or even a veterinary clinic, you may assume you don't need to invest in narcotic tracking software. Perhaps your organization is very small, or you o...

What You Need to Know About the DEA's Drug Schedule

by logrx-admin | Dec 7, 2022 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

For those of us who work in industries where we handle pharmaceuticals, we hear the term "scheduled" a lot. Most of us are familiar with what it means when a drug is scheduled or part ...

LogRx Presents an Ideal Drug Tracking Solution for Wildlife Professionals

by logrx-admin | Nov 4, 2022 | Wildlife

For wildlife professionals, drug tracking is often time-consuming and even inaccurate, especially when it comes to immobilizing drugs, combinations like BAM, and scheduled drugs like K...

Narcotics Management is a Team Effort: 5 Ways to Get Your Crew to Embrace New Technology

by logrx-admin | Jan 31, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Veterinary, Wildlife

It's a tale as old as time. People resist change, especially when it includes technology and learning new processes. So, when you introduce a new way of tracking controlled substances,...

Preventing Drug Diversion with Accountability

by logrx-admin | Jan 19, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

No one likes to think about it but preventing drug diversion is the responsibility of anyone who works with controlled substances. Diversion refers to the illegal misuse and distributi...

7 Reasons Clinic Narcotic Tracking Software is a Crucial Investment

by logrx-admin | Aug 16, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

If you're running a medical clinic or even a veterinary clinic, you may assume you don't need to invest in narcotic tracking software. Perhaps your organization is very small, or you o...

What You Need to Know About the DEA's Drug Schedule

by logrx-admin | Dec 7, 2022 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

For those of us who work in industries where we handle pharmaceuticals, we hear the term "scheduled" a lot. Most of us are familiar with what it means when a drug is scheduled or part ...

Narcotics Management is a Team Effort: 5 Ways to Get Your Crew to Embrace New Technology

by logrx-admin | Jan 31, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Veterinary, Wildlife

It's a tale as old as time. People resist change, especially when it includes technology and learning new processes. So, when you introduce a new way of tracking controlled substances,...

Narcotics Tracking in Veterinary Medicine: Protect Your Practice

by logrx-admin | Jul 1, 2022 | Veterinary

There's a need for inventory and prescription drug monitoring in every practice, medical, veterinary, or otherwise. Regulations and rules surrounding narcotics tracking in veterinary m...

Preventing Drug Diversion with Accountability

by logrx-admin | Jan 19, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

No one likes to think about it but preventing drug diversion is the responsibility of anyone who works with controlled substances. Diversion refers to the illegal misuse and distributi...

7 Reasons Clinic Narcotic Tracking Software is a Crucial Investment

by logrx-admin | Aug 16, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

If you're running a medical clinic or even a veterinary clinic, you may assume you don't need to invest in narcotic tracking software. Perhaps your organization is very small, or you o...

Are You Still Using Controlled Drug Log Sheets in Your Veterinary Practice?

by logrx-admin | Mar 13, 2023 | Veterinary

If you handle narcotics and other restricted schedule drugs in your veterinary practice, you know the importance of keeping controlled drug log sheets. While these sheets are often inc...

What You Need to Know About the DEA's Drug Schedule

by logrx-admin | Dec 7, 2022 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

For those of us who work in industries where we handle pharmaceuticals, we hear the term "scheduled" a lot. Most of us are familiar with what it means when a drug is scheduled or part ...

Connecting Community and EMS: 7 EMS Community Outreach Ideas

by logrx-admin | Feb 6, 2025 | EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement

EMS professionals are much more than just "first responders"-they are an integral part of the community where they serve. Those community connections are vital for building public trust, improving EMS...

Narcotics Management is a Team Effort: 5 Ways to Get Your Crew to Embrace New Technology

by logrx-admin | Jan 31, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Veterinary, Wildlife

It's a tale as old as time. People resist change, especially when it includes technology and learning new processes. So, when you introduce a new way of tracking controlled substances,...

Preventing Drug Diversion with Accountability

by logrx-admin | Jan 19, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

No one likes to think about it but preventing drug diversion is the responsibility of anyone who works with controlled substances. Diversion refers to the illegal misuse and distributi...

7 Reasons Clinic Narcotic Tracking Software is a Crucial Investment

by logrx-admin | Aug 16, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

If you're running a medical clinic or even a veterinary clinic, you may assume you don't need to invest in narcotic tracking software. Perhaps your organization is very small, or you o...

What You Need to Know About the DEA's Drug Schedule

by logrx-admin | Dec 7, 2022 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

For those of us who work in industries where we handle pharmaceuticals, we hear the term "scheduled" a lot. Most of us are familiar with what it means when a drug is scheduled or part ...

Narcotics Management is a Team Effort: 5 Ways to Get Your Crew to Embrace New Technology

by logrx-admin | Jan 31, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Veterinary, Wildlife

It's a tale as old as time. People resist change, especially when it includes technology and learning new processes. So, when you introduce a new way of tracking controlled substances,...

Preventing Drug Diversion with Accountability

by logrx-admin | Jan 19, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

No one likes to think about it but preventing drug diversion is the responsibility of anyone who works with controlled substances. Diversion refers to the illegal misuse and distributi...

7 Reasons Clinic Narcotic Tracking Software is a Crucial Investment

by logrx-admin | Aug 16, 2023 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

If you're running a medical clinic or even a veterinary clinic, you may assume you don't need to invest in narcotic tracking software. Perhaps your organization is very small, or you o...

What You Need to Know About the DEA's Drug Schedule

by logrx-admin | Dec 7, 2022 | Air Transport, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Military, Veterinary, Wildlife

For those of us who work in industries where we handle pharmaceuticals, we hear the term "scheduled" a lot. Most of us are familiar with what it means when a drug is scheduled or part ...

EMS Articles

If you're considering a career as an EMT, you likely know that there's an EMT certification requirement. Should you take your career to the next level and become a paramedic, there's additional licens...

In EMS, rig checks are one of the most crucial practices for the safety of your patients and your team. At the beginning of the shift, your crew must go through their truck and perform...

EMS professionals are much more than just "first responders"-they are an integral part of the community where they serve. Those community connections are vital for building public trust, improving EMS...

No matter what industry you work in-EMS, veterinary, wildlife, or another medical field-you likely know that there are DEA narcotic tracking requirements. There are also state and even...

Your team gets a call for anaphylaxis, and they jump in their unit to head out. They arrive on the scene and reach for the Benadryl, only to find out it wasn't replenished on the last ...

Maybe you're driving down the street and see an accident, or you're out for the day, and an announcement comes over a loudspeaker, "Does anyone have medical training?" If you're an EMT or Paramedic, y...

There's an assumption that EMTs (Emergency Medical Technicians) and paramedics are all in great shape because of the physical requirements of being a first responder. But stress, acces...

So, you're bringing on a new team member. It's crucial to orient new EMTs and Paramedics to everything on the unit. It's helpful to go through all the different components and ensure t...

When your unit is called to an emergency, it's important to have your complete inventory stocked, but you'll want to be sure you have plenty of the most-used EMS medications on hand. C...

In the realm of firefighting, where we brave the flames to save lives, a new battlefront has emerged – the intersection of homelessness and addiction. As firefighter/pa...

It's a tale as old as time. People resist change, especially when it includes technology and learning new processes. So, when you introduce a new way of tracking controlled substances,...

When the pressure is on in an emergency, you rely on your training and muscle memory to guide you through the proper steps. Controlled substance tracking, maintaining inventory, and ot...

One of the biggest hurdles in today's healthcare landscape is recruitment. With the ever-changing demands of ambulance services and fire departments, this challenge ext...

If you live in Virginia or any of the DMV areas, you've likely heard information about the new Virginia narcotics tracking legislation. You might be wondering how it will impact your EMS unit and team...

Whether you want to help people, enjoy a fast pace, or have a talent for keeping a cool head, you might be thinking of a career in Emergency Medicine. Becoming an EMT or paramedic is a...

So, you're trying to prepare your EMS agency for an audit. Depending on the type of audit, it can evoke some worry. Audits come in many varieties, but any time an authority assesses yo...

No one likes to think about it but preventing drug diversion is the responsibility of anyone who works with controlled substances. Diversion refers to the illegal misuse and distributi...

When you arrive at the scene of any emergency with multiple victims, you likely know that the first step is triage-assess who needs the most urgent, immediate care (not necessarily the...

One of the most essential parts of the EMS gear isn't inside your ambulance-it's what you wear on your body when you're on duty. Now, not everyone loves uniforms, and some uniforms don't always put co...

The DEA requires secure storage for all controlled substances to protect against misuse and diversion. For most EMS providers, this means a narcotic lockbox on each rig and in the stat...

Burnout amongst EMS providers is a harsh reality. Even if you don't feel it all the time, there are points when the stress can become overwhelming. The risk of burnout is high, and str...

If you're running a medical clinic or even a veterinary clinic, you may assume you don't need to invest in narcotic tracking software. Perhaps your organization is very small, or you o...

According to paramedic PTSD statistics, first responders have a much higher rate of traumatic stress than the general population. We all know that burnout can happen, especially in our...

Your team is treating a critical patient en route to the hospital-scribbling notes on a clipboard or even on a piece of tape on their leg. They must remember everything about the event...

In the United States, we're used to our standards of providing emergency medical services. So, it's eye-opening when an American first responder goes abroad and does a ride-along with ...

For those of us who work in industries where we handle pharmaceuticals, we hear the term "scheduled" a lot. Most of us are familiar with what it means when a drug is scheduled or part ...

Fire Articles

If you're considering a career as an EMT, you likely know that there's an EMT certification requirement. Should you take your career to the next level and become a paramedic, there's additional licens...

EMS professionals are much more than just "first responders"-they are an integral part of the community where they serve. Those community connections are vital for building public trust, improving EMS...

No matter what industry you work in-EMS, veterinary, wildlife, or another medical field-you likely know that there are DEA narcotic tracking requirements. There are also state and even...

Your team gets a call for anaphylaxis, and they jump in their unit to head out. They arrive on the scene and reach for the Benadryl, only to find out it wasn't replenished on the last ...

There's an assumption that EMTs (Emergency Medical Technicians) and paramedics are all in great shape because of the physical requirements of being a first responder. But stress, acces...

So, you're bringing on a new team member. It's crucial to orient new EMTs and Paramedics to everything on the unit. It's helpful to go through all the different components and ensure t...

It's a tale as old as time. People resist change, especially when it includes technology and learning new processes. So, when you introduce a new way of tracking controlled substances,...

When the pressure is on in an emergency, you rely on your training and muscle memory to guide you through the proper steps. Controlled substance tracking, maintaining inventory, and ot...

No one likes to think about it but preventing drug diversion is the responsibility of anyone who works with controlled substances. Diversion refers to the illegal misuse and distributi...

If you're running a medical clinic or even a veterinary clinic, you may assume you don't need to invest in narcotic tracking software. Perhaps your organization is very small, or you o...

According to paramedic PTSD statistics, first responders have a much higher rate of traumatic stress than the general population. We all know that burnout can happen, especially in our...

Your team is treating a critical patient en route to the hospital-scribbling notes on a clipboard or even on a piece of tape on their leg. They must remember everything about the event...

For those of us who work in industries where we handle pharmaceuticals, we hear the term "scheduled" a lot. Most of us are familiar with what it means when a drug is scheduled or part ...

Military Articles

No one likes to think about it but preventing drug diversion is the responsibility of anyone who works with controlled substances. Diversion refers to the illegal misuse and distributi...

If you're running a medical clinic or even a veterinary clinic, you may assume you don't need to invest in narcotic tracking software. Perhaps your organization is very small, or you o...

For those of us who work in industries where we handle pharmaceuticals, we hear the term "scheduled" a lot. Most of us are familiar with what it means when a drug is scheduled or part ...

Wildlife Articles

For wildlife professionals, drug tracking is often time-consuming and even inaccurate, especially when it comes to immobilizing drugs, combinations like BAM, and scheduled drugs like K...

It's a tale as old as time. People resist change, especially when it includes technology and learning new processes. So, when you introduce a new way of tracking controlled substances,...

No one likes to think about it but preventing drug diversion is the responsibility of anyone who works with controlled substances. Diversion refers to the illegal misuse and distributi...

If you're running a medical clinic or even a veterinary clinic, you may assume you don't need to invest in narcotic tracking software. Perhaps your organization is very small, or you o...

For those of us who work in industries where we handle pharmaceuticals, we hear the term "scheduled" a lot. Most of us are familiar with what it means when a drug is scheduled or part ...

Veterinary Articles

It's a tale as old as time. People resist change, especially when it includes technology and learning new processes. So, when you introduce a new way of tracking controlled substances,...

There's a need for inventory and prescription drug monitoring in every practice, medical, veterinary, or otherwise. Regulations and rules surrounding narcotics tracking in veterinary m...

No one likes to think about it but preventing drug diversion is the responsibility of anyone who works with controlled substances. Diversion refers to the illegal misuse and distributi...

If you're running a medical clinic or even a veterinary clinic, you may assume you don't need to invest in narcotic tracking software. Perhaps your organization is very small, or you o...

If you handle narcotics and other restricted schedule drugs in your veterinary practice, you know the importance of keeping controlled drug log sheets. While these sheets are often inc...

For those of us who work in industries where we handle pharmaceuticals, we hear the term "scheduled" a lot. Most of us are familiar with what it means when a drug is scheduled or part ...

Law Enforcement Articles

EMS professionals are much more than just "first responders"-they are an integral part of the community where they serve. Those community connections are vital for building public trust, improving EMS...

It's a tale as old as time. People resist change, especially when it includes technology and learning new processes. So, when you introduce a new way of tracking controlled substances,...

No one likes to think about it but preventing drug diversion is the responsibility of anyone who works with controlled substances. Diversion refers to the illegal misuse and distributi...

If you're running a medical clinic or even a veterinary clinic, you may assume you don't need to invest in narcotic tracking software. Perhaps your organization is very small, or you o...

For those of us who work in industries where we handle pharmaceuticals, we hear the term "scheduled" a lot. Most of us are familiar with what it means when a drug is scheduled or part ...

Air Transport Articles

It's a tale as old as time. People resist change, especially when it includes technology and learning new processes. So, when you introduce a new way of tracking controlled substances,...

No one likes to think about it but preventing drug diversion is the responsibility of anyone who works with controlled substances. Diversion refers to the illegal misuse and distributi...

If you're running a medical clinic or even a veterinary clinic, you may assume you don't need to invest in narcotic tracking software. Perhaps your organization is very small, or you o...

For those of us who work in industries where we handle pharmaceuticals, we hear the term "scheduled" a lot. Most of us are familiar with what it means when a drug is scheduled or part ...

If you're considering a career as an EMT, you likely know that there's an EMT certification requirement. Should you take your career to the next level and become a paramedic, there's additional licens...

In EMS, rig checks are one of the most crucial practices for the safety of your patients and your team. At the beginning of the shift, your crew must go through their truck and perform...

EMS professionals are much more than just "first responders"-they are an integral part of the community where they serve. Those community connections are vital for building public trust, improving EMS...

No matter what industry you work in-EMS, veterinary, wildlife, or another medical field-you likely know that there are DEA narcotic tracking requirements. There are also state and even...

For wildlife professionals, drug tracking is often time-consuming and even inaccurate, especially when it comes to immobilizing drugs, combinations like BAM, and scheduled drugs like K...

Your team gets a call for anaphylaxis, and they jump in their unit to head out. They arrive on the scene and reach for the Benadryl, only to find out it wasn't replenished on the last ...

Maybe you're driving down the street and see an accident, or you're out for the day, and an announcement comes over a loudspeaker, "Does anyone have medical training?" If you're an EMT or Paramedic, y...

There's an assumption that EMTs (Emergency Medical Technicians) and paramedics are all in great shape because of the physical requirements of being a first responder. But stress, acces...

So, you're bringing on a new team member. It's crucial to orient new EMTs and Paramedics to everything on the unit. It's helpful to go through all the different components and ensure t...