Gathering data is step 1. But how do you bridge the gap between analyzing that data and implementing improvements? 

 

In this episode of resus10, Sean Graham interviews Dr. Andy McCoy, the first graduate of the University of Washington EMS Fellowship, medical director for AMR Puget Sound and Shoreline Fire Department, and assistant program director for the EMS fellowship at the University of Washington. 

 

Andy shares how his team analyzed data in a systematic way to pinpoint opportunities for improvement in airway management, prioritized and communicated solutions to those challenges, and ultimately changed behavior in a meaningful way to positively impact patient outcomes.