In my last blog – Part II of this series - I discussed relevant issues in a generic way, arbitrarily stating that the end point of real communication is patient comprehension; anything less is ...

Last month, I went over a few basics to help public safety communications center managers understand some of the technological language involved in the work we do every day. I’m sure I’m not alone in ...

We've seen how profoundly things unravel when communication breaks down ...

Assuming that your radio batteries are charged, your communication hardware works and your dispatchers are in the loop, I guarantee that this series of articles will improve your fireground ...

In the first part of this series, we looked at the history of computing and how, over the past eighty years, these devices have evolved from automated calculators into the backbone of human ...

Accurate and clear communications are vital to the positive outcome of an incident and the safety of members operating at an emergency. Providing accurate and clear communications on the fireground ...

This article is the 3rd part of the series MCU Programming Basics, which is communication with external peripherals using serial communication. It differentiates the difference between parallel and ...

The core principles of mixers, including their role, common topologies, and the use of I/Q mixers in modern applications.

In my March 7th blog post, I noted that in certain patients, more explanatory effort by the treating doctor is required. This relates to several factors, the most likely of which are that certain ...