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Today, as we arrive Back in Quarters, host Dustin Weber and Dr. Aurora Lybeck discuss ketamine, a medication that has become controversial after recent media attention in some high profile cases. Dr. Lybeck will review the uses of ketamine for the dangerously agitated patient, and discuss why giving this mediation should be such a big deal to EMS providers. We'll take an evidence based look at the medication with out all of the hype that is in the news. All of that and more on this episode of Back in Quarters!
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Dr. Aurora Lybeck sits down with host Dustin Weber to discuss Ketamine, a medication that has become controversial after recent media attention in some high profile cases. Full episode available on November 1.
Dustin sits down with Dr. John Aguilar and get's to know this new EMS physician and fire fighter. In a fun conversation we'll learn about Dr. Aguilar's background and what it means to be an EMS Fellowship trained physician. We discuss how that training benefits the EMS community and can contribute to better EMS systems and care. Plus, Dr. Aguilar talks about where he see's EMS in the future. All that and more as we arrive back in quarters.
A preview of what's coming up as we arrive back in quarters in episode two of our podcast.
In this episode of Back in Quarters, Dustin & Dr. Kronenfeld discuss medical decision making capacity with Dr. Melanie Heniff. Dr. Heniff is an emergency physician who is about to complete her studies in law school and brings a unique perspective to the conversation. How do EMTs and Paramedics determine if a patient has the capacity to refuse medical care and transport? What do they need to document in these cases to protect themselves. How can EMS partner with law enforcement to ensure a good outcome. All of those questions are answered, as well as many more.
DISCLAIMER:
Check out this preview of our very first episode. In episode one of Back in Quarters Dustin & Dr. Kronenfeld talk with Dr. Melanie Heniff, an emergency physician who is about to complete her studies in law school about medical decision making capacity. This episode will cover the issues EMS providers and other first responders face when trying to determine if a patient has the capacity to make their own medical decision or refuse care.
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