SVT in the Field: Revisiting Adenosine and Diltiazem as First-Line Agents
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Aviation Concepts for Emergency Medicine and EMS – BOLD FACE
Authors: Joshua Stilley, MD FACEP FAEMS; Medical Director, University of Missouri Ambulance and Jacquelyn Brown, NRP; Paramedic, University of Missouri
Point-of-Care Ultrasound for Pulse Detection in Cardiac Arrest: Implications for Prehospital Care
Author: Matt Olocco, MD; Emergency Medicine Resident Physician, WashU School of Medicine Editors: Alex Blau, DO, EMS Physician Fellow –
OMI, NOMI, and EMS: The Case for EMS Recognition of Occlusive MI
Author: Daniel Johnson, DO, FACEP; Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Life Lion EMS & Critical Care Transport, Penn State
Response to Non-Accidental Trauma and Traumatic Brain Injury in Infants and Young Children
Author: Rachel O’Dell, MD; Washington University Emergency Medicine Residency Editor: Michael DeFilippo, DO As first-responders, EMS personnel are in a
Agitated with a head injury: Will Ketamine make it worse?
Author: Katie Stuart MD; Washington University Emergency Medicine Residency Editors: Sarah Fabiano MD, FACEP, FAAEM & Michael DeFilippo DO You
The Role of EMS in Palliative Extubation
A review of EMS palliative extubation for patient-centered end of life care
Adrenal Crisis and Addison’s Disease: What EMS Needs to Know
What EMS should know about adrenal insufficiency
Article Bites #50: Comparative Effectiveness of Analgesics to Reduce Pain in the Prehospital Setting
Article Bite review of a paper comparing the effectiveness of analgesics in reducing pain in the prehospital setting.