Teach me now

by dr-exmedic

When medicine changes–and it’s always changing–how quickly can an organization respond?

Golden Hour, Golden Schmour

by dr-exmedic

Sometimes a concept is just too flashy to die, no matter how silly it is.

Auditing your taxpayer dollars

by dr-exmedic

The sort of open data I love to see, all in one place.

From the “less is more” files

by dr-exmedic

I’m sure that you, too, were taught that “a little oxygen never hurt anybody.” A new study begs the question, how much is too much?

Crash porn

by dr-exmedic

The old vs. the new.

To hell with the official EMS Week slogan

by dr-exmedic

A slogan for every year….

When no means no

by dr-exmedic

Turning a compliment into not-a-compliment, one missing word at a time.

EMS on the Hill Day 2010 summary

by dr-exmedic

In which the author doffs his scrubs for a suit, and attempts to brown his nose in DC.

Dr. Smith (er, ex-medic) goes to Washington

by dr-exmedic

Only squeaky wheels get any lubricant.

A tripsheet too far

by dr-exmedic

I realize that we don’t always get EMS tripsheets quickly enough for the data in them to make a difference, but that’s no reason to make a tripsheet totally worthless to anyone reading it.