We all know that burnout can happen, especially in our high-stress field, when we see traumatic events on a regular basis. If you or a colleague is experiencing signs of PTSD in EMS, it’s time to seek assistance.

We’ve all experienced it—the chaos of an emergency situation. In those moments, keeping a cool head and focusing on taking the next lifesaving step is crucial. Once the dust settles, you may need to track, assess inventory, and organize yourself for the next response. Here’s how the right tools can help you keep cool in emergency response.