The end of manual defibrillation?
by dr-exmedicImagine AEDs for ALS responders. It’s not as unlikely a vision as you might think–but probably not for the reasons you’d think.
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Imagine AEDs for ALS responders. It’s not as unlikely a vision as you might think–but probably not for the reasons you’d think.
At least one way of shortening a door-to-balloon time is funny enough to make me choke.
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?
How many medics do you know who would be comfortable providing a sex-ed curriculum?
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?
Imagine having a 75% error rate. At least in this case, it’s not something that will harm the patient directly.