Save the date! #EMSWeek2024 5/22 1:30 pm panel discussion at the Smithsonian @amhistorymuseum w/ John Moon, Freedom House medic; Dr. Robert Holman Medical Director, @dcfireems; Dr. Jon Krohmer, former Office of EMS Director, @NHTSAgov & Mary Beth Michos, @IAFC. @ACEPNow @NAEMT_
If you care about the present and future of EMS, it is your responsibility to assure that every elected official read this article. #EMS#ambulance https://t.co/mqKdwdbNxX
Dr. Palatinus shares the @slcfire experience deploying IM epinephrine in OHCA. #ReSS23
Decreased time to first Epi by 3 minutes, saw no change in hospital admission, but an increase in survival to discharge / good neuro outcomes.
This just broke my heart again. 🙏🏽
Since January of 2022, the @BaltimoreFire has lost 6 members in the line of duty:
Kelsey Sadler and Kenneth Lacayo, Lieutenant Paul Butrim, Captain Anthony Workman, Rodney Pitts, III, and now Lt. Dillon Rinaldo.
This is heartbreaking.
Watch this mind-blowing dynamic MRI and look what happens to the airway with various head and neck positions
This is why basic airway maneuvers save lives!
#FOAMed
.@CoreySlovis is starting off #EaglesGather23 with the 5 top #EMS papers from the last year that impact our practice.
1) How does a single dose of epinephrine compare to q3-5 min dosing in adult cardiac arrest?
https://t.co/HN8EwhzEnX
Did you know that @waze crash alerts occur a mean of 2 minutes 41 seconds before an emergency call?
EMS take a mean of 7-14 min to arrive on the scene, and Waze traffic data might help to decrease that time by 20-60% and improve trauma care
🔗https://t.co/bf3iQNSddM #FOAMems
Just struggled to convince a parent to allow me to medicate their child with severe scald burns. The damage caused by #Fentanyl misinformation is substantial!
There's been a lot of shocking things in healthcare these last few years, but this never ceases to shock me despite the daily disaster we work in. EMS has been using EtCO2 for a longgggg time
It blows my mind how ICUs (you know the place with all the intubated patients) sort sorta don’t use? ETCO2?
Like some patients seem to have to sometimes but by-and-large it’s not used.
Babes, it’s almost 2023. We’re living in the future.
Hot off the Press: The Chronicity of Emergency Department Crowding and Rethinking the Temporal Boundaries of Disaster Medicine https://t.co/QibHMeE3rd @bp_mcneilly
Tomorrow, after years of advocacy by Americans working to improve our mental health system, 988 will become our new nationwide number for suicide prevention, mental health and substance use crises. Call or text 988 for a trained counselor who can provide support. #988Lifeline
This study found that integrating drone-delivered AEDs at police stations, fire stations, paramedic stations, or unrestricted locations all resulted in improved response time metrics when compared to historical 911-to-arrival intervals
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#ResusTwitter
@HandtevyMD@reverendofdoubt How much of that is due to better sedation with ketamine vs the effect of the drug itself? Perhaps etomidate is so short acting that pain is getting used as an inappropriate vasopressor? Just a thought.