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Our PJ schoolhouse Doc, Doc Gray, talks about the lethal diamond, Calcium, and a great discussion about an aspect of resuscitation.
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Dr Emily Johnston is an Emergency Medicine Physician, High Altitude Mountain Guide, and civilian instructor for the Military Mountain Medicine Program with Col (RET) Wedmore.
She discusses the latest on altitude illness and treatment, with many practical tips.
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This is great stuff. This Senior Medic talks about lessons learned from the Army Mountain Warfare Center in Jericho, VT.
These practical and wise LLs are relatable to all of combat medicine.
1- be present in the moment and thrive
2-cut weight where it makes sense, knowledge weighs nothing
3-while being present, look ahead. Understand the consequence of every choice you make
4-be able to improvise, but don't make it your plan
5-understand why you are there and crush that role
Look them up and go train with them! Check out the rough evacuation courses and critical care in the mountains.
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Dr. David Hirschwerk is an Infectious Disease specialist at North Shore University Hospital on Long Island, which is an educational partner of the 103rd Rescue Squadron.
We are in our second wave, over 300,000 deaths and the vaccine came out this week.
Dr. Hirschwerk discusses how we got here and what we have learned.
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Max is a New Yorker who is in the Army and served in Congress. Max shares thoughts as a Citizen Soldier and explains from a Service Member's perspective issues in Congress, and the role of Congress regarding War and Military Action.
He also discusses issues re: a volunteer force vs. a draft.
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Doc Becker is the PJ Doc for the 131st and Emergency Medicine and Global Health Doc at Stanford. He has years of experience as a Doc in Africa.
We are lucky to have one of our Flight Docs who is a subject matter expert.
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Mr Castleton from the Armed Forces Blood program discusses how to do it. This is mission critical for PJ Teams and you should insatiate this now.
The ability to have a walking blood bank with universal donors is game changing on the ground.
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