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Literature Review: 2005 Guidelines vs. Nonshockable Rhythms

Can we help those in asystole/PEA?

Article • June 1st, 2012
Rural/Metro Participates in STEMI Care Research Project

Results will impact local, state and national protocols that indicate when certain types of diagnostic tests should be used

News • May 3rd, 2012
London’s Air Ambulance Trialling Brain-Cooling Device in Cardiac Arrest Patients

RhinoChill is a portable and easy-to-use system for inducing therapeutic hypothermia following cardiac arrest

Press Release • May 2nd, 2012
Literature Review: Prehospital Epi for Cardiac Arrest

ROSC is one thing—survival, apparently, another

Article • May 1st, 2012
Literature Review: IM vs. IV Therapy for Status Epilepticus

In the prehospital realm, IM midazolam looks appealing.

Article • April 1st, 2012
Literature Review: Morphine vs. Morphine/Ketamine

Is better analgesia worth the side effects?

Article • March 1st, 2012
Ten Important Papers

What did the docs and researchers think mattered most last year? Three of them discussed the top 10 EMS-related scientific articles published in 2011 in pro-con debates at NAEMSP.

Article • February 9th, 2012
Show Me the Figures

National EMS Assessment provides comprehensive EMS data

Article • February 1st, 2012
Naval Technology Could be a Lifesaver

The FDA has approved the first handheld device to detect life-threatening bleeding in the brain.

Article • January 12th, 2012
Literature Review: Advanced Airways in Cardiac Arrest

Studies point out the significant gaps in our knowledge of airway management in cardiac arrest.

Article • January 1st, 2012
Man vs. Machine: Who Won the CIRC Trial?

With better CPR, the real winners are patients.

Article • December 23rd, 2011
Literature Review: Pediatric Medication Errors

Are dosages always appropriate for weight?

Article • December 1st, 2011
Literature Review: ITDs, Rhythm Analysis for Cardiac Arrest

Analyze early or late? Does it matter? What about the ITD? New studies cast doubt.

Article • November 1st, 2011
Literature Review: Chest Compressions and Fatigue

Training improvements more effective than switching compressors

Article • October 27th, 2011
Study Says 'Aye' to Pirate-Inspired Medical Technique

Emergency physicians using the "Captain Morgan" technique had a nearly 100 percent success rate in treating hip dislocations.

News • August 11th, 2011

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