Being prepared: Advantages to Emergency Reference Charts for Managing Pediatrics.

Hey there, dedicated healthcare warriors! If you’re in the emergency medical field, you know that every second counts, especially when it comes to treating our littlest patients. Pediatric emergencies can be particularly challenging, given the unique considerations for dosages, equipment sizes, and treatment protocols. That’s where Emergency Reference Charts come into play, and trust me, …

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ECG Hero: My review of Shadetree Cardiology’s New Book

Review of the “ECG Hero” Book Overview Written by Greg Carr of Shadetree Cardiology, the “ECG Hero” book emerges as a crucial resource for anyone involved in the medical field. Whether you’re a newcomer or an experienced clinician, the book offers a wealth of knowledge that you’ll likely refer back to multiple times. Intent and …

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Communication in EMS: A Common Ground When an EMS call Falls Apart.

Today, we’re diving into a topic that’s crucial but often overlooked: Team Communication in Emergency Medical Services. Whether you’re a seasoned paramedic or a fresh EMT, you know that effective communication is the backbone of any successful emergency response. So, let’s explore why it’s so important and how you can improve it within your team. …

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How to Stay Calm Under Pressure: Techniques for Paramedics

In the high-stakes world of emergency medical services, the ability to stay calm under pressure is not just an asset—it’s a necessity. Paramedics often find themselves in intense, life-or-death situations where every second counts. In such scenarios, losing your cool can have dire consequences. This blog post aims to equip paramedics with techniques to maintain …

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Continuous Learning in the Field: Avoiding ‘Islands’ in EMS Education

In the fast-paced world of healthcare, the phrase “knowledge is power” takes on a literal meaning. Medical professionals hold lives in their hands, and their decisions can mean the difference between life and death. Given the gravity of this responsibility, continuous learning is not just a recommendation; it’s a necessity. This is especially true in …

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Tips for Excelling in Paramedic Class: A Fall Semester Survival Guide

As many paramedic classes kick off this fall, students are gearing up for an intense yet rewarding educational journey. The beginning phases of paramedic courses often focus on foundational subjects like medical terminology, anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology. Excelling in these areas is crucial for success in later, more specialized phases of the course. Here are …

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The Anatomy of a Successful Paramedic: Key Traits Inspired by Hal Moore in “We Were Soldiers”

When we think of role models for paramedics, the usual suspects are real-life heroes in the medical field or perhaps characters from medical dramas. However, sometimes inspiration can come from unexpected places. Take, for example, Mel Gibson’s portrayal of Lt. Col. Hal Moore in the film “We Were Soldiers,” based on the true story of …

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“Read to Succeed: 6 Books That Will Make You a Better Paramedic Student”

Embarking on a career in paramedicine is both exciting and challenging. The field demands a unique blend of medical knowledge, leadership skills, and emotional resilience. To help you navigate this journey, we’ve compiled a list of five books that offer valuable insights into various aspects of the profession. These books are not just about medical …

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