St.LouisCS @StLouisCSCongratulations to the U14 Girls Kiltimagh team and their captain Rachel Byrne who were the proud winners of the U14 league. You must all be so proud! https://t.co/s0vOuqe96B1 year ago
St.LouisCS @StLouisCSWe are delighted to be able to offer our 3rd and 6th year students access to Maths tutor for €40 through the school, instead of €149 rrp. This is a huge discount and a very useful exam preparation tool. Try a free trial at the https://t.co/bBu6PWLlhb1 year ago
St.LouisCS @StLouisCSCongratulations to Ella Brennan, a TY student who was a finalist in the Texaco Art Competition. This competition has thousands of entrants ever year and Ella did really well to get to this stage of the competition. Congratulations are also extended to Ella's Art teacher Ms. Ueno. https://t.co/pRX5Bd2Myr1 year ago
St.LouisCS @StLouisCSCongratulations to our Leaving Cert students Jacques Lusson and Arron Hughes who represented Ireland In Volleyball yesterday. Jacques and Arron as members of Irelands U19 Mens Volleyball Squad travelled to the famous St.Andrews University in Edinburgh. https://t.co/mrATeyWSSI1 year ago
St.LouisCS @StLouisCSPLC Information Evening Tuesday 21st of May at 7.30pm All are welcome to attend. https://t.co/pItCW1OkyY2 years ago
St.LouisCS @StLouisCSOur brilliant Trad group and Sean Nos dancer. So entertaining. https://t.co/dwPlkDMJ6U2 years ago
RealScientists | CountsSo how will EMSers 30 years from now actually tell the story of the 2020s?
Hopefully, it centers around using the power of data and analytics to question the status quo.
That we not only measured problems, but did something to correct them. https://t.co/vxknjrCAbn11 mins agoRealScientists | CountsEMS Agenda 2050 was published in 2019 with the hope of guiding the next 30 years of EMS.
All via a people-centered approach. https://t.co/J0i51aKczX https://t.co/dcJHGJhU4f14 mins agoRealScientists | CountsIn 2006 the IOM (@theNAMedicine) published "Emergency Medical Services: At the Crossroads" highlighting that while much progress had been made, much was still left unfinished. https://t.co/Fsx4KUWwfL17 mins ago
Philip Nolan‘Night!18 mins agoRealScientists | CountsThe prevalence of high acuity terrorist attacks that happened in the 90's and early 00's highlighted EMS' role in responding to such events.
They also opened large streams of funding for training and equipment on related topics. https://t.co/8lE5093VV718 mins agoRealScientists | CountsThe 1996 EMS Agenda for the Future did a 30 year look back and then described the authors' vision of data-driven and evidence-based systems for the future.
It was optimistic. https://t.co/6TrkTBpqYj24 mins agoRealScientists | CountsThe 1980s brought state-level block grants, and with it a loss in funding for EMS. For the non-policy wonks, block grants are bad (in this case) because they gave autonomy over spending to those that didn't always see the value of EMS. https://t.co/g6ZVyqunKj27 mins agoRealScientists | CountsThe 1970s brought a push for professionalization of EMS providers and the EMS Systems Act which distributed $15M, across 300 regional EMS systems in 32 states.
This is one of the biggest reasons why EMS is so different in different regions of the country. https://t.co/QRKKrzhSzA27 mins agoRealScientists | CountsOne such program deserves a special highlight, Freedom House Ambulance Service was established the employ the "unemployable" and provide EMS coverage to majority Black areas of Pittsburgh that many white ambulances refused to cover. https://t.co/cJlM0LRB4m29 mins agoRealScientists | CountsAnd physicians like Dr. Leonard Cobb of Seattle were listening. In fact a handful of programs similar to Belfast popped up in the late 1960s including in Pittsburgh, Miami, LA, Columbus, and Portland. https://t.co/j18wMkT8Nr30 mins agoLatest News
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