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SGEM#462: Spooky Scary Access – IV or IO for OHCA

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Missy has been teaching airway management for over a decade and is the creator of the Prehospital Emergency Airway Course which is taught throughout Washington State. Case: You’re doing a ride along with your local emergency medical service (EMS) crews and responding to an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA).

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The Pediatric EMS Podcast: Prehospital Pediatric Traumatic Cardiac Arrest – Priorities for Care

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Episode 15: Prehospital Pediatric Traumatic Cardiac Arrest: Priorities for Care Brought to you by T he National Association of EMS Physicians (NAEMSP) and Missouri Emergency Medical Services for Children (MO-EMSC). Originally published at The Pediatric EMS Podcast on March 5, 2035. Reposted with permission.

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Unpacking CDC Guidelines on Masks, Vehicle Ventilation and Post-Exposure Protocols

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EMS guidelines, as per CDC recommendations, do not require N95 use for routine transport of TB or Covid patients unless aerosol-generating procedures like intubation or CPR are performed. Surgical masks, combined with proper vehicle ventilation protocols, suffice for most encounters. Want to hear more?

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Martin County (FL) Fire Rescue Streamlines EMS Operations with Hinckley Medical’s OneDose Clinical Workflow Platform

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It allows medics to toggle seamlessly between protocol guidance and dose calculations, minimizing steps and delays. According to Kevin Moore, District Chief of Emergency Medical Services at Martin County Fire Rescue, “OneDose is affordable, easier to use, and gives us more control than other options. It keeps us nimble.

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Simulation Training as a Strategy for Workforce Retention in EMS

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Keywords: Simulation-based training, Emergency Medical Services, Workforce retention, cognitive load, self-efficacy, personality traits, training, professional development, job satisfaction A Common Scenario “What?! What do you mean the paramedics are 45 minutes away? 4 SBT is divided into high and low fidelity.

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PA Fire Department, Children’s Hospital Partner for Pediatric EMS Training

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Moreno/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS) Sarah Gantz – The Philadelphia Inquirer PHILADELPHIA — CPR can be lifesaving when a baby stops breathing — but only if it’s done properly. If they’re not getting high quality CPR, none of those things are going to work.” For that reason, a central focus of the training is CPR for children.

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We Don’t Need More Paramedics—We Need Fewer Calls

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Rivera, DNP, MBA, RN 7 min read Share To: Shutterstock/Matt Gush Abstract All emergency medical service (EMS) systems across the United States face overwhelming pressure. More paramedics will not solve the problem because the real solution lies in reducing the number of unnecessary emergency responses.

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