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Fireside Chat with Don and Matt Maine EMS
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- 健康與體能
This Podcast is intended to act as a forum for Maine EMS to share information with providers and service leadership. We will attempt to stick to a format of covering frequently asked questions, short section of Maine EMS updates, and a section of education. After listening to the audio you can take a short quiz and receive continuing education hours for this activity. Stay safe
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Episode 10: Spine Management Protocol Followup
In this episode we review the 2015 Maine EMS protocol changes on spinal management and discuss a couple of cases that should remind providers about assessment and immobilization best practices.
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Episode 9: Spinal Management and Emerging Infectious Disease
In this episode we review the potential changes in spinal management and CDC recommendations in responding to and treating emerging infectious disease.
Additional Resources:
Slide Presentation - Ebola for EMS (Powerpoint) Slide Presentation - Ebola for EMS (PDF) CDC Interim Guidance for (EMS) and 9-1-1 PSAPs -
Episode 8: BLS Review
In this episode we review the basics of airway management, hemorrhage control, and spinal management.
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Episode 7: Seizure Management
In this episode we do a little bit more in depth look at the literature surrounding seizure management at all levels of prehospital care.
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Episode 6: Trauma Protocol Revisions
Dr. Busko was the lead editor of the 2013 Trauma Protocol revisions. He has taken the time to guest host this month's Fireside Chat and discuss the changes made to the Trauma section. Some items of importance discussed are exsanguinating hemorrhage, burn management, and out of hospital traumatic arrest. Other items are included as well and we hope you enjoy. As always please continue to provide feedback.
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Episode 5: Protocol Sections Pink, Gold, and Yellow
In this episode we discuss the changes to our existing protocols with some drug and dosage changes, as well; we will introduce some new protocols such as the Drowning protocol. We want to remind providers that this does not substitute for a protocol update course but is intended to add background information about the "why" of the changes made. We hope you enjoy and as always please provide us with feedback.