Dr Bruce E. Tonn joins Ethics Talk to discuss his article, coauthored with Dr Christopher R. Tonn: “Medicine, Futures, and the Prevention of Human Extinction.”

This article considers ethical reasons why people alive today have obligations to members of future generations.

This series of self-portraits explores relationships between one’s self and possible genetic and epigenetic sources of illnesses.

In prehospital settings, clinicians make difficult decisions that need to be made quickly and be within their scope of practice and skill set.

EMS responses are critical functions of local governments, yet, in rural areas, many EMS systems are staffed by licensed volunteers.

James Small joins Ethics Talk to discuss his article: “How Should Rural EMS Funding Streams Be Improved?”

EMS care in rural areas of the United States has suffered from being chronically under-resourced and understaffed.

Representative Eric Emery joins Ethics Talk to discuss how rural EMS workers manage time as a critical resource and how legislative policy can help direct resources toward improving rural EMS service.

Situational awareness means that good care might not only be about the patient.

Assessing and adequately documenting a patient’s decision-making capacity is a responsibility and skill required of all EMS personnel.