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We undertook the unenviable task of revising our clinical operating guidelines to make them more usable, more manageable, and easier to read. We want to foster a clinician mindset and embrace the clinical flexibility medics need to take care of our patients in a very fluid environment. We also created new credentialing levels for medics to expand their current horizons.

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Today we are covering some of the flight rules for those studying for their #FP-C exam.  #paramedic #EMS #prehospital #HEMS

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Today we are covering a bit of #flight physiology for those studying for their #FP-C exam. We broke this episode into 3 parts to make it a bit more manageable. #paramedic #EMS #prehospital #HEMS

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Today we are covering a bit of #flight physiology for those studying for their #FP-C exam. We broke this episode into 3 parts to make it a bit more manageable. #paramedic #EMS #prehospital #HEMS

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Today we are covering a bit of #flight physiology for those studying for their #FP-C exam. We broke this episode into 3 parts to make it a bit more manageable. #paramedic #EMS #prehospital #HEMS

https://atcomd.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/ep-19-heat-illness1.m4aHeat illness ranges from the benign and temporary to the life-threatening. We dive into management of heat cramps, heat syncope, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. Rule #1: Stay on scene to cool them down.

In person and on the radio, make the most of your concise patient report.  https://atcomd.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/ep-18-trauma-reports1.m4a

If you felt the need to put a #cardiac monitor on at any point in the patient interaction, it should stay on as you walk into the ED. #EMS #paramedic #prehospital

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We dug into our QA data and the literature to bring you some pearls on #prehospital #airway management. #EMS #paramedic https://atcomd.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/ep-16-airway-pearls.m4a

750,000 Americans will suffer from sepsis this year. Early recognition and treatment are key. Here we go into the field recognition of sepsis and treatment priorities.

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