Harrison Carmichael

UPEI Biology Alum/UofT Med School1T5/ UOttawa EM Grad/Emergency Physician/Interest in EMS, I also really like sports.

[Harrison Carmichael @HarrisonC19]

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Let’s watch football live from miami

[Harrison Carmichael @HarrisonC19]

Prince Edward Island high school students will now graduate with a new set of skills — the skills to save a life. CPR and automated external defibrillator train…

⁦@actfoundation⁩ https://t.co/XrHdRqZCUe

[ACT Foundation @actfoundation]

ACT's CPR, AED and Opioid Overdose Response Training is now mandatory in PEI schools, thanks to the support of our provincial partners @infoPEI, health partners @AstraZenecaCA @AmgenCanadaGM, & community partners.

[ACT Foundation @actfoundation]

“Everybody can learn to save a life.” Sandra Clarke, ACT’s Founder and ED, shares history & impact of ACT’s High School #CPR & #AED Program in PEI and across Canada

#Train2ACT #ACT2Save

[ACT Foundation @actfoundation]

Dr. Harrison Carmichael shares “Equipping students with the knowledge and tools to recognize and act quickly in emergency situations such as cardiac arrest and overdose events, will undoubtedly save lives”.

#Train2ACT #ACT2Save
@ChtownPE @infoPEI

[ACT Foundation @actfoundation]

Hon. Robin Croucher announces mandatory #CPR #AED and #Opioid Overdose Response Training for all PEI students during event at Colonel Gray High School.
@govpe @infoPEI
#Train2ACT #ACT2Save

[PEISportsHall @PEISportsHall]

Class of 2025
Barb Carmichael , builder in field hockey as an athlete, coach, official & administrator for over 40 years.
She is considered as the one to keep field hockey alive at the community, high school & university level,
Barb will be inducted into to PEISHOF in 2025.

[PEISportsHall @PEISportsHall]

The Class of 2025 for the PEI Sports Hall of Fame announced: Heather Moyse (rugby, bobsled) and Contessa Scott (goalball), Howard Watts (boxing), Barb Carmichael (field hockey), and the late Barb Mullaly (university sport, recreation and education). Inductions later in 2025

[Joshua Kimbrell @joshkimbre]

This may be more profound in heavier patients!

[David Carr @davidcarr333]

We often criticize ED physicians who go too fast. We worry about the harm they may cause to their patients. The unpopular take is to criticize those who go way too slow. We often fail to worry about the patients they don’t see. The waiting TBS. I worry a lot about them.

[C Vaillancourt @vaillancourt_c]

60,000 prehospital cardiac arrests happen each year in Canada! New data reveals the number is significantly higher than previously estimated. #BeatCardiacArrest

https://t.co/pUCpMGoFpH

@emergmedottawa @CanROCResearch @OttawaHospital @uOttawaMedia @heartandstroke

[Natalie Lavergne @LavergneNatalie]

@alandrummond2 Every few years we have folks from the Quebec side come through our base to see how we operate. Lots of enthusiasm and grand plans but never see anything come of it. A robust prehospital critical care system benefits hospitals and populace!

[alan drummond @alandrummond2]

"Here's Why your ER doctors are Leaving"
https://t.co/QeTHPh41kM
Beautifully written and an absolute must read!

[Hans Rosenberg @hrosenberg33]

For anyone in #EmergencyMedicine who hasn't read this document please do it.
Canadian Association of Radiologists Guidance on Contrast Associated Acute Kidney Injury: https://t.co/Ee52oP53iE @hswapnil
Full of gold including quote below:

[alan drummond @alandrummond2]

Ottawa paramedics to use taxis to transport some patients to 'alternate destinations' for health care this fall https://t.co/yltejFX29D

[James Worrall @worralljc]

Thank you to CTV news for taking up this important issue:
https://t.co/sGaAX3T4SL

[EM Ottawa @emergmedottawa]

An important consideration in the assessment of cardiac arrest patients is when to transfer vs when to continue resuscitation in the field.

In this edition of Base Hospital Corner, Dr. @MaletteJosee and Mark Froats walk us through the evidence:

https://t.co/zihDEC6svV

[Dr Aidan Baron @Aidan_Baron]

TXA - not much benefit
REBOA - causes harm
Vasopressors - safe peripherally
Fluids first vs vasopressors first in septic shock - not much difference

A glorious day for critical care research #CCR23

[Paul Young @DogICUma]

The @PATCHTrial, led by @RussellGruen, a study of pre-hospital TXA for severe trauma in adults at high risk of acute traumatic coagulopathy treated in advanced trauma systems, has been published today in @NEJM. #CCR23 Here’s a summary of what we did...
https://t.co/fl3m8liWB2

[Ottawa Paramedic Svc | Service paramédic d'Ottawa @OttawaParamedic]

Today, paramedics and @OttawaHospital staff paid their respect to a pioneer of prehospital and emergency medicine in Ottawa. A plaque in memory of Dr Justin Maloney was presented in the Ottawa General ER.