Time for clinicians to set standards:
I will not ask our team to intubate without proper PPE
I will not ask our team to run a code without proper PPE
Clinicians are a limited resource
#GetMePPE
I highly recommend EMS crews use adjunct airways such as the i-Gel or King LTS rather than endotracheal intubation at the present time especially in any suspected COVID-19 patient.
To my EM family:
Many of us will get sick.
Some of us may die.
It is an honour to stand beside you during this #COVID19 pandemic.
You are all heroes.
I love you #FOAMed friends.
Stay safe...
Join us in congratulating L59 member Scott Hubler for his promotion to Captain for the Joplin Fire Department. Captain Hubler has been assigned to Station 1B, supervising Ladder 1B and Rescue 3B in our downtown district. @MSCFF_MO
As of Friday morning, thirteen are dead, four are still missing, and fourteen are recovering after a tourism boat capsized on Table Rock Lake Thursday night as a... https://t.co/mg5yMwx0UW
EMS agencies with high rate of field termination of resuscitation also have high rates of ROSC, survival to discharge and clinical outcome in cardiac arrest. #NAEMSP2018
Should we start putting forth rapid sequence airway (RSA) as another prehospital airway option for paramedics? First step is to squash the myth that a supraglottic airway is a sign of failure or ineptitude. #NAEMSP2018@ketaminh @kovacsgj
Dr. Kate Remick on pediatric cardiac arrest: epinephrine administration given at longer intervals (5-8 min) and without intubation May increase survival #NAEMSP2018