GCS 8, intubate?
by dr-exmedicWhen it comes to prehospital intubation, do a different kind of study, get a different kind of result.
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Size matters? (Part 6)
by dr-exmedicThe National Institute of Standards and Technology studied EMS crew configuration. Part 6 of 6, this is the summary post.
Size matters? (Part 5)
by dr-exmedicThe National Institute of Standards and Technology studied EMS crew configuration. Part 5 of 6, this covers the results of the trauma experiments.
Size matters? (Part 4)
by dr-exmedicThe National Institute of Standards and Technology studied EMS crew configuration. Part 4 of 6, this covers the results of the cardiac experiments.
Size matters? (Part 3)
by dr-exmedicThe National Institute of Standards and Technology studied EMS crew configuration. Part 3 of 6, this covers the results of the extrication experiments.
Size matters? (Part 2)
by dr-exmedicThe National Institute of Standards and Technology studied EMS crew configuration. Part 2 of 6, this covers a brief note on statistics.
Size matters? (Part 1)
by dr-exmedicThe National Institute of Standards and Technology studied EMS crew configuration. Part 1 of 6, this covers experiment design.
O2, part 2
by dr-exmedicThere’s yet another situation in which more O2 might not be the right thing to do.
O2, Oh too-useless drug! Or is it?
by dr-exmedicSpinal immobilization and the “Golden Hour” apparently aren’t the only paramedicine practices based as much on theory (and voodoo) as on research.
Teach me now
by dr-exmedicWhen medicine changes–and it’s always changing–how quickly can an organization respond?
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