The Delegate Series

Dr. Martin Bennett, Dr. Adam Brenner, and Dr. Scott Ekin, emergency physicians and the Emergency EMS delegates for Kitsap County EMS in Washington, impart their wisdom on trauma.  From the vast topic of trauma, they narrow their focus on some new research, the pitfalls, and some spinal immobilization. 

Get stressed on an OB call? Lower your anxiety, by listening to Dr. Martin Bennett, Dr. Adam Brenner, and Dr. Scott Ekin, emergency physicians and the Emergency EMS delegates for Kitsap County EMS in Washington, discuss OB/GYN Emergencies in the first part of their series. 

Part Two of the Delegates OB Emergencies series.  Dr. Martin Bennett, Dr. Adam Brenner, and Dr. Scott Ekin, emergency physicians and the Emergency EMS delegates for Kitsap County EMS in Washington, discuss OB/GYN Emergencies in critical situations.  All EMS providers are stressed on these types of calls. Knowing more about them can help lower this stress. 

In episode three of our third season, Dr. Martin Bennett, Dr. Adam Brenner, and Dr. Scott Ekin, emergency physicians, and  Kitsap EMS Delegates discuss the presentation and management of patients presenting with massive and severe submassive pulmonary embolism, massive hemoptysis, and upper airway obstructions. 

 Dr. Martin Bennett, Dr. Adam Brenner, and Dr. Scott Ekin, emergency physicians and the Emergency EMS delegates for Kitsap County EMS in Washington, discuss respiratory pitfall and killer respiratory illness. 

Not everything short of breath is Asthma. 

This episode covers a wide range of topics of the things that can hang you up during a call dealing with psych patients :

• Psych
• Geriatrics
• Agitated Patients
• Consent and capacity to treat
• Mandatory reporting
• Lift assists 

EMS Delegates in Kitsap County, Washington State, discuss respiratory and infectious diseases. 

In the conclusion of this topic, the Kitsap County EMS Medical Program Director physician delegates Dr. Adam Brenner, Dr. Martin Bennett, and Dr. Scott Ekin continue to tackle the expansive subject of your guts, everything from the lips to the anus.  They pick up the topic of discussing the liver. 

In the multi-part series, the Kitsap County EMS Medical Program Director Delegates Dr. Adam Brenner, Dr. Martin Bennett, and Dr. Scott Ekin tackle the expansive subject of your guts, everything from the lips to the anus.  The delegates cover diseases and things EMS providers need to know regarding the gastrointestinal tract. 

Dr. Adam Brenner, Dr. Martin Bennett, and Scott Ekin conclude the two-part series discussion on the causes of altered mental status and their treatment according to Northwest Region protocols.