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Abdominal Pain Relief

What happens when we subject dogma to scientific scrutiny? Kelly Grayson and Gene Gandy will answer that question in this new series, as each month they challenge some of EMS’ most closely held beliefs and practices to meet the standards of evidence-based medicine. It’s time to drag a few sacred cows to the slaughterhouse! At 74 Nora looked 20 years younger. She was in excellent health and great physical shape, riding her bicycle daily and playing golf twice a week. She felt wonderful...
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Abdominal Pain Relief

Why do we let ab-pain patients suffer?

Article • March 1st, 2013
EMS Apps Make Life Easier

For EMS, the app market is growing.

Article • February 1st, 2013
Autism Awareness Training Becomes Part of Md. Agency’s Curriculum

The training will be included in the department’s virtual academy and will be required for all firefighters and paramedics to complete

News • November 30th, 2012
National Prehospital Evidence-Based Guidelines Model Process

How will new guidelines be developed?

Document • July 31st, 2012
Mental Health First Aid Course Removes Stigmas Associated with Mental Illness

Since its introduction to the U.S. in 2008, the 12-hour Mental Health First Aid course has been taught to 15,000+ people.

Article • April 30th, 2011
Emergency Medicine Summer Camp

At this summer camp, participants get to see and experience all the different areas of emergency medicine

Article • April 14th, 2011
Making Mentorship a Priority in EMS

The best learning in EMS comes from being around seasoned mentors

Article • December 22nd, 2010
Uncovering Unexpected Training Resources

If you're fresh out of ideas for training drills, maybe it's time to take another look around your own community to see if there are resources you've overlooked.

Article • May 31st, 2010

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