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A fictional healthcare provider once said, “Someone’s as likely to sue you in this business as shake your hand,” which was probably based on a real comment. But what are EMS providers being sued for?
How do you keep a really significant study from being important? By screwing up the stats.
Imagine the perfect burn dressing: cheap, clean, easily configurable to many sizes of burn, occlusive to fluids and bacteria. Now, you can look no further than your local grocery store.
Where do we get most of our best trauma care? From the experts, of course: the US military.
Actually seeing a patient is generally better than talking to one on the phone–except when you can’t prove that it is.
From the department of the blindingly obvious comes a new study; the fun is in the exact figures.
So just how effective are those drugs in your box after they’ve been sitting in that hot ambulance all day?
There isn’t a whole lot of data on prehospital medical errors–and it isn’t for lack of them.
There isn’t a whole lot of data on prehospital medical errors–and it isn’t for lack of them.
It’s easy to think your service is overwhelmed by system abusers, but is it?
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