Lights Sirens, alarms and general stresses of the EMS job can effect how we react on scene and with our patients. Evan Feuer tackles this topic and gives some key points on how to deal with these issues.
Watch the session below to check out Dan Limmers presentation on being an EMS Mentor. This is an important aspect of EMS often overlooked.
The EMS Mentor
When you have been in EMS for awhile you see many changes. Equipment, medications, treatments and even educational standards. Peter Canning took a unique look into these changes and how he has seen them evolve over the years. This was actually my personal favorite.
Changes In EMS | Peter Canning
Ever think about working in EMS on an oil rig or in a remote location? Jamie Todd offers up how, where and why this can be a great EMS career option.
EMS In Remote Areas
This video presentation is about one hour long and discusses trauma systems and mechanism of injury. Great presentation I think you will enjoy .
Trauma Systems and MOI
Below are some graphics to highlight the brain and its anatomy. Including one with a map to what area of the brain controls some fine motor and sensory functions. Great tool for understanding those stroke patients.
The Brain Anatomy | Visual Study
This audio content is focused on pre-eclampsia and eclampsia in the emergency environment. (more…)
Understanding Pre-Eclampsia
You may view the video of this session below. The download bonuses and the MP3 audio are in the zipped file below. (more…)
MCI Response In EMS
You may view this session below and all downloads including the bonus Mp3 audio file provided by the Mediccast.com are in the zipped file below. (more…)
Conquering Medical Control
Here is a nice resource for intraosseous access. (more…)