David K. Tan, M.D.
St Louis, Missouri, United States
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What Would You Do?
What Would You Do?
You're a witness to poor-quality CPR: "What Would You Do??" Click on the link and let me know!
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Double Sequential Defibrillation for Refractory VFib: A Case Report
Prehospital Emergency Care
Case Report of a 40-year-old male with refractory VFib brought in by EMS; revived with DSD and went home neurologically intact with a Cerebral Performance Category Score of 1.
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National Fire Protection Association
Technical Committee on EMS
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American Academy of Emergency Medicine
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National Association of EMS Physicians
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National Tactical Officers Association
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Special Operations Medical Association
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Prehospital Care Research Forum at UCLA
Join us Monday for the next PCRF Journal Club: Code Burnout: Unveiling the Truth Behind EMS Stress. EMS providers are routinely involved in high-stress situations with limited follow-up or healthy coping mechanisms. These experiences can trigger stress responses and burnout in our first-responder community. Despite the widespread conversation about burnout in EMS, limited literature describes the problem. In this month’s PCRF Clinical Journal Club, the panel will review a study that evaluates burnout in EMS using a validated tool! https://ow.ly/3lBo50S8SyI
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UCLA Center for Prehospital Care
Join us Monday for the next PCRF Journal Club: Code Burnout: Unveiling the Truth Behind EMS Stress. EMS providers are routinely involved in high-stress situations with limited follow-up or healthy coping mechanisms. These experiences can trigger stress responses and burnout in our first-responder community. Despite the widespread conversation about burnout in EMS, limited literature describes the problem. In this month’s PCRF Clinical Journal Club, the panel will review a study that evaluates burnout in EMS using a validated tool! https://ow.ly/3lBo50S8SyI
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PCG Fire & EMS Services
NAEMT is addressing the critical issue of generic drug shortages in EMS, highlighted by the U.S. Senate Finance Committee's recent white paper. In collaboration with a coalition of organizations, NAEMT has provided valuable feedback on the impact of these shortages on EMS and suggested potential solutions. Challenges faced by EMS include: - Competing with large hospitals for limited medications - Need for specific concentrations and dosages unique to EMS - Limited resources for maintaining a buffer stock of critical medications - Restrictions on administering substitution drugs due to state regulations Read the coalition’s full letter for more details: https://lnkd.in/dmbAVs7D #EMS #HealthcareAdvocacy #EmergencyServices #NAEMT #PublicSafety #EmergencyMedicalServices
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