Excellent point raised by Dr. Simpson. We have similar challenges with papers submitted to IJOP. Working together, we can raise the level of research in paramedicine. Bravo Paul! https://t.co/riFE3M253c
The July-September issue (Number 3) of the International Journal of Paramedicine is now available at https://t.co/KiVcep8YD0. It features a literature review on community paramedicine, confined space rescue training for EMS fellows, a study of advanced in…https://t.co/xpoYyvPF9d
Wow.... Impressive use of AI to improve detection of acute myocardial infarction in the prehospital setting. I hope this sort of tech is coming soon to an EMS system near you! Strong work Jessica Zègre-Hemsey and Clifton Callaway!!!
#ems#OMI#STEMI https://t.co/TQJIkEJjIm
The search for better ways to rule-out and rule-in acute myocardial infarctions in the prehospital setting continues.
Performance of a prehospital HEART score in patients with possible myocardial infarction: a prospective evaluation. Cooper JG, Ferguson…https://t.co/VKJVpBaUeF
Before jumping into improvement, the right environment is needed to ensure it has the best possible chance of being successful. Here are key conditions that need to be present for carrying out improvement: #QI
This is an extraordinary professional development opportunity for aspiring EMS managers and leaders, regardless of the delivery model you work in or favor. https://t.co/ClcC9OKkH2
@DrJeffJarvis@QualityEms@PreparingWilCo Would be good to see them shown on this chart, but it looks like it may be time to update those control limits. Congrats!
Bravo to the Australasian College of Paramedicine and the Paramedic Chiefs of Canada on the premiere of their new journal! #paramedicine#EMS#research#scholarship https://t.co/2H0DE5osNp
Two paramedicine related papers to be aware of were just published in Health Affairs, a peer-reviewed journal of health policy thought and research. Full access is restricted, but I’ve pasted in the titles, truncated abstracts and…https://t.co/NL1OHmUZqA https://t.co/QfU9QVcYnc
I’m delighted to announce that the International Journal of Paramedicine (IJOP) has reached another major milestone – the publication of our first complete quarterly issue. Back in November, we opened the Journal website for manuscript submissions and pos…https://t.co/frlzNbctPa
A spot on article from our colleagues in Australia on the establishment and role of paramedic clinician-academics. This is something I've been trying to help move forward for many years now through an improvement science pathway. Bravo to the Australian p…https://t.co/5ejXF8IN1I
Important new information for clinicians grappling with cases of refractory ventricular fibrillation. Congrats to Sheldon Cheskes and colleagues for their strong work! #resuscitation#EMS#emergency medicine https://t.co/jv1xI42GGU
Joining the chorus of other team members here on LinkedIn to announce the launch of the International Journal of Paramedicine (IJOP) - https://t.co/KQZwv9sEKy
This is a new online peer-reviewed journal that will serve as an international forum for schola…https://t.co/gfgtsLLFAU
@DavidWampler17 Dr. Wampler, so noted! I'll add it to the references we'll be including on the automatic chest compression page with your presentation at https://t.co/a9lIqfHlpp when it opens in a couple weeks. #EMS#resuscitation
The resuscitation blood flow augmentation section is about to begin at EMS Resuscitation Technology and Services Conference - featuring Joe Holley, MD @DrJoeHolley. https://t.co/a9lIqfHlpp #EMSResusTech21