EMS and public health. Stronger together.
We connect EMS organizations and public health partners to prevent injury and illness—and make that work easier to put into practice.
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Putting partnership into practice
The Nicholas Rosecrans Project shares the promise of EMS prevention. Our registry helps organizations organize and evaluate that work. Safety City brings hands-on traffic safety learning to children and families.
Make prevention a practical part of EMS
Shared priorities
Bring EMS experience and community health priorities into the same conversation.
Practical participation
Build partnerships that fit the realities of everyday EMS operations.
Useful information
Organize relevant information around the questions your team and partners want to answer.
Learning together
Learn from prevention programs and evaluate your own efforts over time.
Community priorities
Every community has different needs. EMS teams encounter those needs firsthand. The registry is designed to help organizations turn a shared public health question into a topic they can organize, review, and evaluate.
Impacting our local communities
Paramedics and EMTs meet people where they live, work, and experience a crisis. By working with public health and community partners, EMS can help prevent injury and illness before the next emergency. We make those partnerships the center of our work.
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Updates on the Nicholas Rosecrans Project, registry, and EMS public health partnerships.