Does your risk tolerance increase when you perceive an activity as safe?
More or Less Safe? Fighting Risk Homeostasis in Public Safety
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After the Pomp and Circumstance: There Is So Much MORE to Learn
A random encounter with a Latvian prompted my commitment to learn something new every day
What the O.J. Simpson Case Teaches Us About Hubris in Public Safety
Gordon Graham’s take on the case that captivated the nation almost 26 years ago
6 Ways Your Public Safety Agency Can Benefit From Online Learning
Online learning is relatively inexpensive compared to traditional methods of training
Distracted to Death: Thoughts on Managing Distractions in Public Safety
Public safety jobs require focus and attention. What are you doing to manage the danger of being distracted?
Communicating Through COVID-19: 6 Tips for Public Safety Social Media Outreach
Spread awareness, create community and provide factual, reassuring information
First Responders Needed for COVID-19 Clinical Trial
Study will assess whether hydroxychloroquine can help in preventing or treating COVID-19 disease
Leadership During Troubled Times: Lessons for the COVID-19 Crisis
Leaders must have a battle plan and employ tactical flexibility
“In it for the Long Haul”: IAFC Provides Update on COVID-19 Response
IAFC leaders address the growing strain on EMS, PPE shortages and expense reimbursement
Self-Care for Public Safety Professionals During the Coronavirus Crisis
Create space to process emotions and prepare yourself for the next shift
Lexipol Announces Coronavirus (COVID-19) Learning & Policy Center
Website provides no-cost resources for first responders and local government
Coronavirus and the Importance of Infection Control Plans for Public Safety Agencies
Exposure control and respiratory protection plans are key to keeping employees safe and limiting spread