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Jessie Castillo, PCRF Associate, won the Education Service Award by NAEMT. Congrats Jessie!

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Join us Friday, September 25, 2026 for the next Education Journal Club. We’ll explore a study asking learners what separates a good educator from a great one. Do their answers match what we think matters most in EMS education? https://t.co/6YTrkHzd43

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Join us Monday, Sept. 14, 2026 for “Ready or Not: Pediatric Readiness in EMS.” How ready are EMS agencies to care for children? We’ll examine the first comprehensive national assessment of pediatric prehospital readiness across 7,000 U.S. EMS agencies. https://t.co/EqfcYOCDhC

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Apply now for the free CARESTAR-PCRF EMS Equity Research Workshop. November 2-4, 2026 in Los Angeles. Bring your curiosity and passion for EMS. With a focus on diversity and inclusivity, this hands-on approach will turn ideas into publishable research: https://t.co/xNyXYyYqOH

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Join us Friday, the 28th, for PCRF’s next Journal Club. We'll explore EMS education’s barriers, innovations, and lasting changes identified by EMS program directors—can these insights future-proof the next generation of paramedics: https://t.co/bDFhHan3nF

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Join us Monday for the upcoming PCRF Clinical Journal Club as we unpack the evidence behind lights and sirens use, explore the balance between urgency and risk, and discuss what this means for providers, patients, and EMS systems moving forward. https://t.co/VzY9hydPYA

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New York State EMS-PCRF Research Summit: Creating new EMS researchers at the Borough of Manhattan Community College at the latest PCRF-facilitated workshop. In partnership with sponsoring organizations, the PCRF facilitates Research Workshops creating new knowledge in EMS.

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DEADLINE IS SAT! August 1 - RESEARCH GRANT: ONE-YEAR, $50,000. The NAEMSP and SAEMF Innovations in Prehospital Care Pilot Grant, in memory of E. Brooke Lerner, PhD, will award $50,000 to support early-career investigators advancing EMS research. Apply Now! https://t.co/6c9idYMU2G

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ONE-YEAR, $50,000, RESEARCH GRANT - Deadline: August 1, 2026

The NAEMSP and SAEMF Innovations in Prehospital Care Pilot Grant, in memory of E. Brooke Lerner, PhD, will award $50,000 to support early-career investigators advancing EMS research. Apply Now! https://t.co/8KuD5FOaJi

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Can ChatGPT deliver meaningful feedback that rivals an experienced educator? In the next Journal Club, the panel examines new research comparing AI-generated and faculty feedback in medical education, and explores what students valued most. https://t.co/oGSu6XRIgo

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We are saddened by the passing of Randy Mantooth. He inspired generations to answer the call and spent his life honoring the EMS profession. His story became part of ours. We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family and loved ones. https://t.co/czhNc4q3oB

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Join us Monday July 13 as we review a qualitative study that explores the realities of pediatric assessment, limitations of current tools, and what it might take to build a better approach to recognizing sick kids in EMS.. Register free: https://t.co/ieEPB7MLDE

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The application deadline for the Fall ESO/PCRF Research Workshop is July 12. Apply Now! The ESO/PCRF Research Workshop brings together clinical leaders, front-line clinicians, students, and educators—eager to launch a next (or first!) research project: https://t.co/kgBWIwFGiu

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The application deadline for the Fall ESO/PCRF Research Workshop is July 12. Apply Now! The ESO/PCRF Research Workshop brings together clinical leaders, front-line clinicians, students, and educators—eager to launch a next (or first!) research project: https://t.co/8um7qB5EeB

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Last Call! The deadline for submitting a 2026 Abstract is the last day of June and it’s fast approaching! If you are completing an Education, Clinical or Systems Abstract, this is a friendly reminder that they are due June 30th 2026. More info is here: https://t.co/iZX1r72BVG

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Join us on Friday June 26 for the next Education Journal Club! How do we prepare paramedic students for moments when resuscitation ends and grief begins? This episode explores innovative approaches to teaching death, dying, and bereavement care. https://t.co/oGSu6XRIgo

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THE NEXT JOURNAL CLUB: Monday June 8! We explore one of the most talked-about shifts in trauma care: the return of whole blood in prehospital resuscitation. Is it truly a game changer, or simply a more streamlined way to deliver the same care? https://t.co/3R0STlLXHm

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LIVE from ACCREDITCON on May 29th! Join us for the next Journal Club as we unpack national accreditation data to examine the prevalence of simulation substitution for core clinical skills and its relationship to program performance. Register free! https://t.co/2t3SdYu92U

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APPLY NOW! The NY State EMS/PCRF Research Workshop is June 23-25 in Manhattan, NY. Participants will learn the basics of EMS research. This workshop is ideal for students, educators, clinical leaders, and front-line clinicians. Apply by June 1st, 2026. https://t.co/Z8xIlbkwVL

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Don’t miss the next Journal Club, as we take on an important question in modern resuscitation: when machines take over CPR, does the type of device matter? Mechanical CPR use continues to grow across EMS systems, but not all devices are the same! https://t.co/5f36FO7OGL