7 Things EMS

Strokes are serious. Strokes are time-sensitive as far as getting a patient to appropriate care. This episode is all about strokes. From how to perform an accurate and detailed stroke assessment to pathophysiology to hospital-based treatments, this 7 Things EMS gives you what you need to know. With a special emphasis on large vessel occlusion (LVO) strokes, you won’t want to miss this episode with Dr. Ed Dickinson, Professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine in the Perelman School of Medicine of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.

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Stress is real. PTSD is real. The need to take care of yourself is more

important now than ever. Emily Reilly is the Mental Health Coordinator for

New Orleans EMS. (Yes, home of the Nightwatch television show.) She

draws from her extensive experience with first responders and veterans

to help you prevent and deal with stress and burnout. From the streets of

New Orleans to the Pulse nightclub shooting in Florida, Emily gives you

solid insights into wellness and a peek behind the door of the therapist's

office.

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Join us in an exiting new episode featuring David Fifer, as we dive deep into the realm of Wilderness EMS. Wilderness EMS is wild—literally. Practiced in remote and austere environments, it involves extended extraction times and tackling complex medical and traumatic challenges. In this episode, we will highlight seven crucial points about Wilderness EMS, providing valuable insights for everyone in the EMS field. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or just starting out, you won't want to miss this exciting and informative discussion on the unique and demanding world of Wilderness EMS.

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This 7 Things EMS discusses several EMS patient presentations that are not very common but are still vital to be aware of during clinical practice. This session covers pediatric topics such as congenital heart defects and autism and conditions such as sepsis, autoimmune disease, hematology, and more. Listen for a great review of the “outsiders" with Dan Limmer and Christ Ebright, Lead Instructor for The University of Toledo EMS Program and National EMS presenter.

In this special episode, Stephanie Limmer, the guest host, interviews Dan Limmer, the Chief Knowledge Officer of Limmer Education, a textbook author, and an all-around good guy. He shares his advice for students who are preparing for the NREMT, whether it is their first attempt or an additional one.

Show notes available here: https://limmereducation.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Passing-the-NREMT-SHOWNOTES.pdf

NOTE: This episode is not available for CE.

A recent survey by CoAEMSP found that two-thirds of AEMT Program Directors are enthusiastic about voluntary accreditation for AEMT programs, with 59% likely to seek it. The value of accreditation is highlighted in the higher pass rates of the National Registry certification exam by paramedics who attended CAAHEP-accredited Paramedic education programs compared to AEMTs. The voluntary accreditation option is hoped to enhance the safety and well-being of communities nationwide by advancing AEMT education programs. Join us as Dan talks with Executive Director Dr. George Hatch about the survey results and provides more information on AEMT voluntary accreditation.

Much has been written about the flipped classroom. In this podcast, Dan talks with Chuck Allias from Penn State Fayette about his experiences and insights from implanting a flipped format. Chuck includes practical tips on teaching and testing and even finds a way to bring Ted Lasso into the conversation. Get CE for listening! 1 hour CAPCE-approved F3 CE. Purchase here https://lc-ready.com/store/details/103-7_things_flipping_the_classroom

Research is constantly changing EMS practice. It's difficult to keep up with everything happening and even more challenging to interpret these voluminous papers. This is where the EMS Avenger comes in. A popular social media figure who talks understandably and frequently about research. Each 7 Things relate to one piece of literature that has the potential to change everything from current thinking to practice to protocols.

Leadership in EMS involves a path filled with curves and bumps. Transitioning from a provider to a leadership role isn't easy. This 7 Things podcast helps smooth the transition for new leaders and helps existing leaders stay on course. EMS leadership expert Jon Politis presents 7 practical tips you can begin to use today. Be the leader you want to be. Be the leader your organization or crew respects and looks up to.

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Special Double Episode! Three things in EMS are deeply connected: pathophysiology, assessment, and differential diagnosis. If a provider can apply principles of pathophysiology to assessment, coming to an accurate diagnosis becomes much easier. This 7 Things EMS brings in Joe Mistovich. Paramedic, educator, author, and pathophysiology geek. Joe explains the presentation of common conditions like hypoxia, hypoglycemia, and more through the lens of pathophysiology Part 2The second episode in this series digs deeper into common patient presentations and makes them understandable. We know that abdominal pain can present vaguely, edema is bad, and altered mental status can indicate a serious condition. But do you know exactly why? This episode digs into these conditions and more to provide a deep understanding that will improve your patient assessment.

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