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Prehospital ketamine with Dr Sergey Motov

Brief overview of pre-hospital use of ketamine for pain, sedation and agitation. #FOAMems #FOAMed #ketamine https://t.co/dFWFxmUvFa — Sergey Motov (@painfreeED) March 23, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

The Dangerous Little Details

A new bit of research is out looking at paediatric intubation in the prehospital and retrieval setting. Picking it up and turning it this way, that way and all around, here’s Dr Andrew Weatherall. Advanced prehospital practitioners that I’ve met have some pretty common traits. They are pretty comfortable around things that other people might findContinue reading “The Dangerous Little Details”

Difficult Intubation Factors in Prehospital Rapid Sequence Intubation by an Australian Helicopter Emergency Medical Service

Prehospital RSI : best practices

Prehospital RSI: Best practices https://t.co/QcDc29fmFw — AAMS (@AAMS) February 9, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Off Balance: An Emotional Footprint

Source: Off Balance: An Emotional Footprint

Prehospital analgesia by Dr Mike Abernethy

ACEP 2016 Policy on Out of Hospital Analgesia & Sedation

@rfdsdoc @Gasman2857 pic.twitter.com/sTBdpEoUb4 — John Hinds (@DocJohnHinds) November 28, 2013

Adverse event profile of 2008 prehospital ketamine administrations

Adverse events in 2,008 cases of #EMS #ketamine administration #NAEMSP16 pic.twitter.com/MQM5WH2hes — Michael Perlmutter (@DitchDoc14) January 16, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Safety & Efficacy of Ketamine in Emergent Prehospital Intubations

Safety & Efficacy of Ketamine in Emergent Prehospital Intubations #SKEPTIC #NAEMSP16 w/ the #KetamineMafia #FOAMems pic.twitter.com/FKncgyt5PN — Faizan H. Arshad (@emscritcare) January 15, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Video Laryngoscopy in the Pre-Hospital or Emergency Department Setting: Clinical Effectiveness and Cost-Effectiveness

Flying Doctors: Pre-hospital Care in New Zealand

Flying Doctors A short article by one of the junior doctors from New Zealand who did a HEMS elective. https://t.co/Q64KCPRzMp — gas-and-air doc (@mjslabbert) December 20, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

“There was nowhere to run”

EMS Paramedic beaten in the back of the ambulance. Patient hit him 60 times. "There was nowhere to run." https://t.co/LfWYN6Vk3A — NYC EMS Website (@NYCEMSwebsite) December 12, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

No benefit for Keppra in Status Epilepticus?

Source: No benefit for Keppra in Status Epilepticus?

Prehospital Airway management-Tales from the Street, ED and ICU

Lecture Prehospital Airway Management Oct 10 2015 UW Madison Difficult Airway Course Ver 2 from AirwayNautics on Vimeo.

Summers Past – A Look Back at Drowning Cases

A quick post on a recent paper from one of the authors, Andrew Weatherall. You can get the full text over here and it might be worth having a quick look at a quick review of a study from the Netherlands that Alan Garner did previously. Every summer, for too many summers, prehospital teams at CareFlightContinue reading “Summers Past – A Look Back at Drowning Cases”