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EMS Today
JEMS
100 episodes
5 days ago
News, updates, and commentary on the world of emergency medical services.
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News, updates, and commentary on the world of emergency medical services.
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Medicine
Health & Fitness
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Rethinking Epinephrine Use in Traumatic Cardiac Arrest
EMS Today
25 minutes
5 days ago
Rethinking Epinephrine Use in Traumatic Cardiac Arrest
Host Bram Duffee explores research on epinephrine’s role in traumatic cardiac arrest. The discussion features a trauma surgeon and researcher from a Level 1 trauma center who explains why epinephrine may not only lack benefit but could cause harm in trauma cases like car crashes or gunshot wounds. Drawing from a six-year study across seven trauma centers involving over 1,600 patients, the findings challenge current EMS protocols by highlighting differences in outcomes between blunt and penetrating trauma. Bram also shares resources on EMS research and innovative communication techniques for emergency patients, offering valuable tools for practitioners and instructors alike.Brought to you by Stetta Sleeves. http://www.stettasleeves.com
EMS Today
News, updates, and commentary on the world of emergency medical services.