New episode drops tomorrow morning. You’ll never guess who joined us…
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TheEMSLighthouseProject
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TheEMSLighthouseProject
@EmsLighthouse
EMS Lighthouse Project Podcast. Shining the bright light of science on the darkness of current EMS practice.@drjeffjarvis @flightbridgeed
Bowling Green, KY Katılım Nisan 2019
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Well, I definitely have the inspiration for my next podcast… stay tuned for a discussion on the RSI trial, an RCT on etomidate vs ketamine for emergency RSI. Yes, the one your socials have been flooded with irrationally exuberant claims about massive practice changes ahead.
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Thanks to Drs Jenna White and Chris Zahn for talking with us about the ACOG EMS guidelines for treatment of women wtih preeclampsia, eclampsia, and postpartum hemorrhage!
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We just published a new episode: E94 - AutoPulse Literature . Listen here:
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We just published a new episode: LPH E93 - LUCAS: The Austin Experience . Listen here:
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We just published a new episode: Ep 92 - Mechanical CPR in InHospital Arrest . Listen here:
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Does prehospital blood save lives? NOLA EMS thinks so. Do the details matter?
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@Pcast_ol @tpc_ol @pds_ol @wh2pod @ncore_ol @movies_ol @sports_ol @cbc_ol Shining the bright light of science on the darkness of current EMS clinical practice, we review literature and help EMS clinicians integrate it into their practice with a bit of research education amid in for good measure.
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Remember those observational studies and secondary analyses showing improved outcomes in cardiac arrest with IV vs IO access?
Yeah, about that…
ems-lighthouse-project.transistor.fm/episodes/ep90-…
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We just published a new episode: Ep90 - IV vs IO in OHCA . Listen here:
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What Tanner said… this is at the top of my “to read”’stack.
Tanner Smida@TannerSmida
Great paper in @JACEPOpen discussing the development of a bundle of care to prevent rearrest following OHCA resuscitation. Looking forward to seeing results of implementation of the 'Stabilize on Scene' (SOS) bundle! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/em…
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Remember those observational studies that suggested a survival advantage for IV over IO and upper extremity IO over lower IO?
Yeah, about that…
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@joshkimbre @JScheid14 @TannerSmida @WVUEmergencyMed @JBardesMD @NAEMSPJournal @PECpodcast @TheResusRoom @HandtevyMD Early pressors following ROSC/rearrest are easier if they’re already hanging. One pragmatic advantage of giving intra-arrest epi via IV infusion… it’s already running when you have post-ROSC hypotension. Just need to titrate.
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@JScheid14 @TannerSmida @WVUEmergencyMed @JBardesMD @NAEMSPJournal @PECpodcast @TheResusRoom @EmsLighthouse @HandtevyMD Agreed. What can we do to reduce the risk of rearrest?
- Early Norepinephrine prep and use
- Frequent reassessment (BP q 2 min)
- Standby period (tho not clearly borne out in the science, I think the early movement is detrimental so 10 min)
- Anything else?
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Using data from the US, Canada, Japan, and South Korea, our point estimate of the independent association between #rearrest and mortality suggests that preventing 5 rearrests may prevent 1 death prior to hospital d/c. #SystematicReview #MetaAnalysis
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Episode 89 is out. An update on IM epinephrine in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.
Podcast: share.transistor.fm/e/69292fac
YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=ZrI_cf…
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So… about this naloxone in cardiac arrest thing…
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We just published a new episode: Ep88 - Naloxone in Cardiac Arrest? . Listen here:
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@TannerSmida @HandtevyMD Looking forward to reading another Tanner paper. Keep up the a trong work!
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Pts. who received prehospital transcutaneous pacing had high mortality (63%). Progression to cardiac arrest is common (20%) and assoc. w/⬆️weight, a non-bradycardic initial heart rate and pre-TCP hypoxia among pts. who did not receive CPR prior to TCP.
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