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Webinars & Town Halls

EMS Physician Virtual Town Hall: COVID Vaccines – Your Questions Answered!

EMS practitioners have been serving as the “tip of the spear” in responding to and managing the COVID-19 pandemic. Paramedics and EMTs across the country have contracted COVID-19, and too many have succumbed to the virus. The launch of the vaccination program has included a great deal of information about the vaccines, not all of which has been accurate. Confusing or misleading information about COVID-19 vaccinations may cause some EMS practitioners to choose not to receive the vaccine.

COVID-19 Town Hall: EMS Education Considerations in the COVID-19 Era

Many US EMS systems are experiencing unprecedented challenges in providing ambulance availability. Some of this appears directly related to the lingering effects of the pandemic on staffing and, more recently, overwhelmed hospital systems have no place to put our patients leading to extended “wall times” for our crews. NAEMSP is convening a series a Town Halls to bring together a geographically diverse group of EMS leaders to discuss the current state of affairs and approaches they have taken to deal with the crisis. Join us in this timely discussion, bring questions and solutions as you visit with this seasoned group of colleagues.

Prehospital Ketamine Use for the Combative Patient

The national discussion on the use of ketamine for patients suffering from severe agitation is rapidly evolving. Panelists discussed ongoing challenges and controversies with the prehospital use of ketamine for sedation.