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Ketamine for military prehospital analgesia and sedation in
combat casualties. #FOAMed #FOAMems #ketamineforpain ping @ketaminh https://t.co/3PbZ7oLGwY— Sergey Motov (@painfreeED) April 12, 2018
I've seen terrible things as a paramedic. The worst isn't what you'd expect https://t.co/mRgZ1Q8do8
— Ruth Townsend (@RuthTownsendlaw) April 5, 2018
To help develop pre-hospital care & ambulance service, we teamed up with NFA Pacific Harbor & Navua stations to train their FFs.
This also included donating a derelict vehicle & PH gear.
Vinaka #AusAID – donated equipment to @VFRfiji continues to be utilised #TeamFiji #Fiji pic.twitter.com/JqKvXHoJxu
— Volunteer First Responder (FIJI) (@VFRfiji) March 25, 2018
10 tips for great prehospital splints https://t.co/oAjy0CXF6L pic.twitter.com/e6rOLHm8F8
— EMS1 (@EMS1) February 27, 2018
The inaugural Auckland Pre-hospital trauma conference. August 1st 2018https://t.co/6fLhqFxRKK#nzphtc
— Alana Harper (@mini_dr) February 15, 2018
Thanks for tweeting pearls from my talk: Critical Pharmacotherapy Updates for Prehospital Providers
Full handout is here with links to all references: https://t.co/1zVbTzlHkq #FOAMed #FOAMtox #FOAMems https://t.co/whK5XQh18Y
— Bryan D. Hayes, PharmD (@PharmERToxGuy) February 8, 2018
The AuStralian Pre-hospital care quality IndicatoR projEct (ASPIRE) aims to develop and test a suite of indicators that can be used to evaluate the quality of care provided by ambulance services. #paramedicine #qualityinhealthcare #qualityindicators https://t.co/SDQIgr8mVM
— Robin Pap (@robin_pap) January 10, 2018
How Physicians Perform Prehospital ECMO on the Streets of Paris – Journal of Emergency Medical Services https://t.co/4j8JnJ8AuR
— Tony Walker (@agwalker01) January 2, 2018
Well everyone else is doing the “look back, look forward” thing, so why not us as well? It’s that time of year. You know, the one where we just want a few more days to kick back and relax or enjoy a southern hemisphere summer. What better way to look busy than a review of […]
In short, probably not, but still not completely disproven. This randomised controlled open-label trial looked at giving 2 grams of IV ceftriaxone to patients that met SIRS criteria (save for WBC- testing unavailable to EMS) with suspected infectious illness. Patients were randomly assigned (1:1) to the intervention group or usual care group using block-randomisation with blocks […]
Lachlan Parker from @QldAmbulance presenting results of Droperidol vs. Midazolam in ABD mgmt, great data w/drop effective+++. @emupdates pic.twitter.com/edKe51CZOn
— Sam Ainslie (@TheSamAinslie) November 25, 2017
OK it’s a few weeks back, but here’s Greg Brown with the lowdown on a conference about tactical matters. Conferences: a formal meeting of people with a shared interest, typically one that takes place over several days; the means by which professionals from around the globe congregate with a view to learning from each other. […]
Dr Hannah Phelan / Adventure Medic News Editor & UK Anaesthetic Trainee / Zambia Hannah Phelan, an anaesthetic trainee and member of Adventure Medic’s editorial team, is currently working on an anaesthetic project in Zambia. A passionate advocate for uniting UK medical training and global, humanitarian medicine, Hannah talks us through an incredibly important document…
via Mutual Benefits of International Volunteering: The Evidence — Adventure Medic
Straight back with another podcast and with the same guest, Dr Blair Munford. This time Blair has a very different type of story to share. Please have a listen and consider sharing. Or if you like the site consider signing up to get emails when posts hit. Anyway, here’s the various ways to get the podcast. […]
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